Sentence examples for identity divides from inspiring English sources

Its identity divides scholars.

Lilla, for example, in his much-discussed article, suggested that the politicians who "very skilfully" bridged identity divides were – wait for it – Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton.

It's an identity divide," says Mr Nilekani.

The similarity between two sequences is computed by the PSI-BLAST local alignment identity divided by the average sequence length.

In spite of these similarities, they have maintained two separate identities, divided by an ethnic boundary.

The percent of identity of the hit (calculated as the number of identities divided by the query length times 100) is above a length-dependent threshold given by the HSSP curve [ 14].

This is because PALO selects isoforms that are as similar as possible in length and this should result in less indels, and Cons selects alignments with the maximum number of amino acid identities divided by alignment length (including indels).

Examining "Ghost Waltz" and "Nine and a Half Weeks" in tandem, we see a woman whose identity is divided in two.

Mr. Romney is seeking to take control of a party still in search of a post-Bush identity and divided into factions.

But now, with the death of Mr. Schulz on Saturday, just as the final original "Peanuts" strip appeared in newspapers, experts in the field of corporate identity are divided over the future of the brand.

[Page C2.] The Future of the 'Peanuts' Brand Experts in the field of corporate identity are divided over the future of the "Peanuts" brand following the death of its creator, Charles M. Schulz.