The phrase 'highly identical' is not grammatically correct, and it should not be used in written English.
A more apt phrase might be 'very similar'. For example, "The two items appeared to be very similar, though in reality they were quite different."
The data gave rise to a bimodal distribution in overall identities, which distinctly separates highly identical primate sequences from the rest (Additional file 1: Figure 1SA).
A BLASTN search of the element revealed highly identical conserved noncoding elements on human chromosomes 1 (87% identity) and 2 (85% identity).
Based on maximum identity score and query coverage, the best highly identical 10 sequences were selected and aligned using multiple alignment software program, ClustalW (MEGA tool).
Alignment anchors are local alignments of highly identical sequence that by virtue of their high identity, can be easily found algorithmically, and are presumed to be part of the true alignment.
ISKNV-related isolates from three different fish species were also found to be highly identical to each other, with a high degree of sequence identity (99.5-99.9%).
Which topologies can be bridged by these highly identical sequences remains an open question.
However, in contrast to D. aromatica strain RCB, both Candidatus M. oxyfera and γ-proteobacterium strain HdN1 contain highly identical putative Nod78.
The nanobody, VHH7, had a high binding affinity and was specific for RgpB, when tested towards the highly identical RgpA.
The highly identical staining patterns of hu5A8 in human and rhesus monkey tissues support the use of rhesus monkeys as a preclinical model for humans.
After searching rice genome using the target-1 sequence, three highly identical sites were found.
The functions of TPSs can be mono- or multi-functional, and the enzymes can be highly identical to each other.
