Sentence examples for feature analogous to from inspiring English sources

If the operculum (a feature analogous to auditory stapes) is present, it is incorporated into the columella (the rod made of bone or cartilage connecting the tympanic membrane with the internal ear).

Activation of a battery of genes, predominantly via hypoxia-inducible factor-1 (HIF-1), is also a conserved feature, analogous to the stress response of cells following chemical injury.

In short, SCVNGR is launching a feature analogous to Facebook Pages, which allow businesses, brands, and other organizations to set up their own profiles.

The paper Blackburn (2000) introduces a tableau system for hybrid logic that has this desirable feature: Analogous to the axiom system of Blackburn and Tzakova (1999), completeness is preserved if the tableau system is extended with a set of pure axioms, that is, a set of pure formulas that are allowed to be added to a tableau during the tableau construction.

The new blend's parameters sensitivity revealed the physico-chemical features analogous to cement.

This chapter will focus on several important pathways of ischemia/hypoxia signaling, specifically with regard to features analogous to this pathway and chemically induced toxicity.

Paul Matthews, a professor of clinical neuroscience at Imperial College London, said that what made the observations so exciting was that cells from the patient with microcephaly developed into an abnormal organoid with features analogous to many of those existing in the patient.

All such developments display features analogous to opening clauses.

Its 1D NMR spectroscopic data (Tables 1, 2) showed general features analogous to those of des-N-methyl-α-obscurine [23, 27].

A CEIP lexicon of breast cancer image features analogous to BI-RADS is needed because features that can be extracted by computers are vast and somewhat abstract to the clinical radiologist who is used to the BI-RADS lexicon.

Thirty-two texture features were computed: four first-order and 28 higher-order features analogous to those described by Becker et al. [21] and Vallières et al. [22], as summarized in Table 1.