Sentence examples for identity indicates that from inspiring English sources
The case of mistaken identity indicates that scalloped hammerhead sharks are even more scarce than once thought, according to some researchers.
Such a high level of sequence identity indicates that the structures of the proteins, and hence their mechanisms, must be essentially the same.
However, the differences found for H3K27me3, which is important in determining cellular identity, indicates that cell lines do not represent optimal tissue models.
Data points are randomly distributed along the line of identity, indicating that the concentrations are adequately described by the model.
Alignment of the probe to Xiap-ps1 showed 92% identity, indicating that the probe would be able to hybridise to both genes at high stringency.
The use of constraint analyses uncovered disjoint evolutionary patterns associated with evolution of amino acid specificity and codon identity, indicating that co-options and take-overs embedded perhaps in horizontal gene transfer affected differentially the amino acid charging and codon identity functions.
The amino acid sequences of the intronic ORFs of Nephtys sp. and T. adhaerens (the only other animal shown to have a group II intron) have only 29% identity, indicating that these introns diverged long ago, presumably long-predating the divergence of these animal groups.
The values below 24 μg ml−1 were relatively symmetrically distributed around the line of identity, indicating that the PK model adequately described the PK profile of HD carboplatin.
Homology analysis, based on highest-percentage nucleotide identity, indicated that HK isolates were closely related to TW20, whereas BJ isolates were more closely related to T0131 from Tianjin.
The three groups share together less than 45% amino acid identity, indicating that they may be involved in three distinct molecular processes.
The catalytic domains are similar to one another (41% amino acid identity) indicating that they have arisen by duplication and divergence [ 22].
