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The shallowing-upward rhythmic sedimentation of the formation has close resemblance with cycles of the Nahr Umr Formation in northern Oman and partially comparable with the global sea level changes.

Chitosan has close resemblance with glycans of tissue extracellular matrix, making it possible to obtain functional mimetic compounds of the natural macromolecules by this reaction (Lebouc et al. 2005) since it is also reported that phosphate groups play important role in functionalization of many glycans (Takashiba et al. 2006).

The HUNT Fitness study tested VO2peak in 4 631 healthy individuals (20 to 90 years) using mixing chamber gas-analyzer ergospirometry (Cortex MetaMax II, Cortex, Leipzig, Germany) and an individualised protocol that has close resemblance to the protocol used in the present study.

These features of the internet have close resemblance with Marshall McLuhan's concept of the "Global Village" and Harold A. Innis "oral tradition".

The blast similarity search and phylogenetic analysis of 16S rRNA sequence revealed that the isolated bacterial strain had close resemblance with Halomonas sp. (Accession no JX569798.1) (Fig. 1).

Experimentally optimized process parameters (60 °C, pH 6.5, 20 mM FeSO4, 4 g L−1 yeast extract and 12 g L−1 glucose) gave the maximum H2 production of 3930 mL L−1 in 24 h, which have close resemblance with the theoretical values.

These descending layer type echoing pattern have close resemblance to those of the nighttime valley region echoes that are presumably linked with the intermediate layer formed by the meridional wind shear associated with the semidiurnal/terdiurnal tidal winds.

Table 11 illustrates examples of few of the mismatched ligatures where it can be seen that the queried ligature have close resemblance with the falsely recognized ligature leading to classification errors.

Previously, others reports demonstrated that BV-2 cell lines have close resemblance to primary brain microglia [ 10– 10].

Acetic acid (AA -induced ulcer in rAA -inducedorted to have close resemblance with clinical ulcers in location, chraticity and severity and serves as the most reliable model to study ulcer healing process [ 20].

HFD-induced obesity studies in rodents are considered to be a good model as they have been reported to bear close resemblance to human obesity [ 1].