Sentence examples for closest identity from inspiring English sources

The closest identity was with Bacillus amyliquefaciens subsp. plantarum FZB42 (99.79%) (Accession no. CP000560).

When the PCR products were sequenced and BLAST-searched against GenBank, the closest identity (98%) was seen with G. pannorum strains.

The Indian isolates shared closest identity with the Bangladesh isolate (A/Bangladesh/207095/08) with PNI 98.73±0.24 and PAI 98.81±0.30.

The closest identity found was less than 94.5% and was with different representatives of the Rickettsiella genus (the closest among validated species is Rickettsiella popiliae) and multiple uncultured bacteria derived from environmental samples.

Five of the 6 sequences showed closest identity to the 5′ UTR of HPeV-1 (90%–94%).

The putative Rep proteins of DogCV-UCD1 showed 42%54%% amino acid identity to the Rep proteins of porcine and avian circoviruses, with the closest identity to PCV1.

The closest identities in the helicase region were found with RTSV (NP_042507.1; 42% identical between aa positions 381 and 520), MCDV (AAB58882.1; 43% identical between aa positions 383 and 519), SMoV (NP_599086.1; 42% identical between aa positions 386 and 520) and PYFV (NP_619734.1; 42% identical between aa positions 383 and 520).

But this close identity can also add a fat spark to mayhem.

Suchet has called Poirot "my invisible, closest and best friend", and such a close identity with a character often creates interesting results, as with Jeremy Brett's obsessive immersion in Sherlock Holmes in the late 1980s and early 1990s.

The standard for the yard was one imported from London some years earlier, which guaranteed a close identity between the American and English yard; but Queen Anne's gallon was retained.

Here is buried William E. Swan, who was chairman of the board of trustees at St . Bonaventure Universityand whose close identity with his alma mater dated to the 1960's, when he used to dress as the university's Brown Indian mascot at basketball games.