Sentence examples for is closely analogous from inspiring English sources
Isobutane has no conformational isomers, but butane is closely analogous to 1,2-dideuterioethane, in that a pair of anti and gauche conformational isomers is possible for that molecule.
Thus, the frictionless flow of superfluid 4He through narrow capillaries parallels the frictionless carrying of electric current by the electrons in a superconductor, and the ability of helium to sustain circulating mass currents in a ring-shaped container is closely analogous to the persistence of electric currents in a superconducting ring.
This is closely analogous to the Stable-Estimation Theorem of (Edwards, Lindman, Savage, 1993).
The method by which the construction proceeds is closely analogous in these and all similar cases.
In this model, a state's relation to the international federation is closely analogous to an individual person's relation to a state.
This is closely analogous with the critically important cardiovascular concept of mean arterial blood pressure [16 18], which is the geometric mean of the arterial blood pressure waveform [19, 20].
Even though Debussy was influenced by the general aesthetic attitudes of Impressionist painters, he made no attempts to compose with musical techniques that were closely analogous to techniques of painting.
Indeed, the previous images given by Figures2 are3 are closely analogous to Figure2 parameter b in that paper which gives the case of order 8 as an example.
Adamantane and diamantane are closely analogous polycyclic alkane with the structure of three and six fused cyclohexane rings, respectively.
In this respect, treatment protocol (3) was closely analogous to the aforementioned Tau switch-off experiments, which resulted in a complete rescue of functional deficits [ 14, 15].
Although such a mechanism would be closely analogous to male male competition, we think it unlikely because cells do not express the receptor for their own pheromone type, so we do not expect them to be able to assess the presence of their competitors (Dohlman and Thorner 2001).
