Sentence examples for ideal analogue from inspiring English sources
Mr. Wheeldon gives her the first duet, the sound of a saxophone in the score an ideal analogue for her plush physical tone.
This provides an ideal analogue to the 'primitive prekaryote' host genome, a garden-variety archaeon.
As shown in Figure 4B, 3DA has the same hydrogen bonding pattern with dT as dA but lacks hydrogen bonding capability at the C3 position, making it an ideal analogue for probing the role of minor groove HBs.
Group II introns have recently been found in the archaea Methanosarcina acetovorans & M. mazei (Dai & Zimmerly 2003 RNA 9 14; Rest & Mindell 2003 Mol Biol Evol 20 1134), and seem to have become established as the result of horizontal gene transfer from bacteria (a recent transfer represents the ideal analogue to the 'primitive prekaryote' host genome).
In this contribution, we provide some of the lessons learned from the exploration of the Haughton impact structure, an ideal lunar analogue site in the Canadian Arctic.
While the algebraic entropy techniques furnish a successful test, the ideal discrete analogue of the Painlevé property is still lacking.
Lutz, J. F. & Hoth, A. Preparation of ideal peg analogues with a tunable thermosensitivity by controlled radical copolymerization of 2- 2-methoxyethoxy)ethyl methacrylate and oligo(ethylene glycol) methacrylate.
For it is a truth unacknowledged by those who make the official league tables that Joe Corporate, with his squash racquet and sober suit, and Joanna Corporate, with her nanny and pushchair, really want to live many other secret and parallel lives, and the ideal city is one big, analogue version of Craigslist.
SERM compounds are often well-tolerated in patients, have good pharmacokinetics, and have been used for decades in the clinic, which makes this class of analogues an ideal starting point for the development of novel, universal inhibitors of mammalian (PLD1/2, NAPE-PLD) and bacterial PLD (PldA).
Although ester-linked probes are generally considered less ideal than their amide analogues because of their susceptibility to hydrolysis, the synthesis of the ester derivatives was more synthetically feasible and hence more practical in identifying the optimal site of attachment of the biotin moiety.
The real, says Sartre, is the analogue of the ideal.
