This hypothesis is further supported by similarities between the two proteins, being both hexacoordinated and having similar oxygen affinities [ 20].
I was struck by similarities between the first five winning books and the current shortlist.
Still, they said they were struck by similarities in the four crimes.
But I was more struck by similarities between Abbas's policies and those of Rahman.
Its author, Jennifer Kloester, was given unprecedented access to correspondence by Heyer's family, and was "taken aback" by similarities between the authors.
The order is a diverse assemblage of 17 families linked by similarities in anatomical features (especially skeleton and plumage) and developmental patterns.
The Vedic people were in close contact with the ancestors of the Iranians, as evidenced by similarities between Sanskrit and the earliest surviving Iranian languages.
When reviewing studies of diabetics, he became intrigued by similarities with his own tests on cyclists: for both groups, insulin in the blood was more effective at carrying energy into the muscles if those muscles had recently been active.
The ants serve as hosts to the butterfly larvae, protecting them in their final development stages, fooled by similarities in behavior and chemistry between the caterpillars and the ants' own larvae.
The model was inspired by similarities between HIV and computer worms such as the highly damaging "Conficker" worm, first detected in 2008, which has infected military and police networks across Europe and is still active today.
Although tactical, or battlefield, guided missiles were designed to perform many different roles, they were bound together as a class of weapon by similarities in sensor, guidance, and control systems.
