Sentence examples for highly identity from inspiring English sources

Due to the amino acid sequence of Mth10b sharing highly identity with its archaeal homologs, not surprisingly, those conserved residues in Mth10b and other typical Sac10b family members, such as Ssh10b [7], share highly similar distribution.

The L segment strains within the European lineage are highly conserved (identity 99.3%), whilst Asian strains are more genetically diverse (identity 97%).

The numbers don't tell the whole story, which is that he has constructed (aided, of course, by journalists and commentators quick to spot a good story) a highly distinctive identity.

It involves innovative spy gear embedded deep in the supply chain, highly selective identity theft and new ways of gaining access at all levels of corporations and government.

It's a sly response to Call of Duty's highly corporate identity.

This results in highly individual identity patterns, probably associated with specific strengths, weaknesses, and even psychopathological traits [ 4].

Finally, the highly sequence identity within the E-domains of vertebrate synapsins Ia, IIa, IIIa, and the evolutionary conservation of such domain provide evidence that the ancestral synapsin gene encoded for an a-like synapsin isoform.

Yet, all the putative motifs encoded by the highly (89% identity and 91% similarity) orthologous falcon leptin gene were assembled to form disordered palindromic and repetitive contigs containing also the leptin's syntenic gene RBM28.

Highly normalised identities are always subject to these kinds of pressures since they establish idealised categories to which we simply cannot all conform.

One can see serious limitations in applying a predictive theory that works nicely for utility-laden products and services to such a highly charged, identity-centric domain with so many non-utilitarian considerations.

Among Osaka strains, nucleotide and amino acid sequences were highly conserved (nt identity 96.5%100%% and aa identity 98.6%100%%).