Sentence examples for essentially identical with from inspiring English sources

NMR structures are essentially identical with native insulin.

Results showed that the voluntary and PD tremor were essentially identical with regards to the amplitude and peak frequency.

The dimeric unit of P. aeruginosa AHIR possesses a deep figure-of-eight knot, essentially identical with that in the spinach AHIR monomer.

The first two detected transient intermediate species have FRET properties essentially identical with those of the previously characterized equilibrium A state intermediates, suggesting similar structures between the equilibrium and transient intermediates.

The crystal structure of the mutant (solved at 1.75 Å resolution) was essentially identical with that of the wild-type, with the exception of the added inter-dimer disulfide bridge and the loss of an aromatic intra-dimer contact.

The result of a recent Monte Carlo simulation (Gilra et al. 2000) which supplied discrete data at a constant number of MC steps is shown to be essentially identical with the kinetics-based calculation.

These proteins have low sequence identity with LsrF (31% and 25% respectively), but nonetheless share essentially identical folds, with the exception of the domain swapping involving the N-terminus of LsrF.

Sensitivity analyses that excluded patients with drug-induced psychoses revealed essentially identical results with regards to symptom reduction and increased functioning.

"We have the unusual case where there is already a well-developed public record of Gupta being treated substantially disparately from 28 essentially identical defendants, with not even a hint from the S.E.C., even in their instant papers, as to why this should be so," Judge Rakoff said.

On the outside, however, they're essentially identical — even with the bigger battery, the new MAXX is only around 2mm thicker than the original (8.9mm vs 7.1mm).

A variant is the so-called "saṃvedana- inference": "the object is not different from the cognizing consciousness, because it is being cognized (saṃvedyamāna); only what is essentially identical (tādātmya) with consciousness is cognizable".