Sentence examples for each mimic from inspiring English sources

The melanic and nonmelanic ladybugs each mimic a different species of beetle which is very poisonous to birds, he says.

With that in mind, I ran a bunch of auto companies through my Guru Strategies computer models that each mimic the approach of a different Wall Street great.

A great example of how ignoring "buzz" and sticking to a solid strategy can lead you through tough times is James O'Shaughnessy, one of the Wall Street winners upon whom I base my "guru strategies"–computer models that each mimic the philosophy of a different investing great.

Any time a particular sector is generating interest like this, I like to see which stocks in the sector get high marks from my guru strategies computer models that each mimic the approach of a different investing great that I run on my investment research Web site Validea.com.

Percent reductions of normalized Firefly activities of co-transfections of each mimic with pmirGLO/3'-UTR compared to pmirGLO are given in Fig. 2A C.

The L10e/L16 structural homologous pairs (Archaea and Bacteria respectively) each mimic a third RNA helix in size and shape.

In different localities the females mimic different species; in some areas two or even three different female forms exist, each mimicking different noxious species.

The Mitchell method reached a height of virtuosity in the entertainingly kinetic "Cloud Atlas," in which six archly distinct narratives — each set in its own place and era, and each mimicking a different genre, from the nautical adventure to the conspiracy thriller — are spliced together, as if by a twitchy film editor.

Expression of the truncating or missense mutation (MOI-300) or their combination with WT (MOI-150 each), mimicking the homozygous or heterozygous disease state, respectively, failed to restore force to WT level.

The power calculations were based on 1000 simulated datasets that each mimicked the design of the study.

Various animal models have been developed to study the molecular basis of PMN trafficking in the lung (Table 1), but each mimics only some aspects of the clinical situation.