Sentence examples for conceptually akin from inspiring English sources
"Darkness" was reportedly completed two years ago by Juame Balagueró, a Spanish director, and seems conceptually akin to 2001's "The Others," also by a Spanish director (Alejandro Amenábar).
Predicting the impact of the direct regulation of a TF is conceptually akin to describing the aspects of the function of a TF by considering the functions of the genes in its direct regulon, a common practice.
Conceptually, it is akin to BS Johnson's The Unfortunates (1969), lovingly resurrected in 2008 by New Directions, or Marc Saporta's Composition No 1(1962), which received the app treatment from Visual Editions last year – but in those cases, the co-author, subordinate as they may be, is the reader, who ultimately shuffles the pages of the work themselves.
Conceptually, this is akin to the problem of ancestral sequence reconstruction for DNA substitution models (Pupko et al., 2000), but in the context of methylation, we also have observed data on internal nodes of the tree.
Conceptually, it represents the movement of the storm with the background environment, akin to "leaves carried along by a stream".
Between non-AKI and AKIN 1, p was 0.014 and p < 0.001 when comparing with AKIN 2 and AKIN 3. In between AKIN 1 and AKIN 3, p = 0.004, whereas in between AKIN 2 and AKIN 3 p = 0.039.
Conceptually, it was brilliant.
"It's conceptually incoherent.
It is conceptually challenging.
