Sentence examples for is relatively analogous from inspiring English sources

However, the questionnaire used in our study, the Karolinska Sleep Questionnaire, is relatively analogous to the criteria for insomnia as specified by the DSM-V [ 20], and the prevalence found in the present study (5.6%) is identical to a previous report using a stringent DSM-IV definition of insomnia [ 47], suggesting a reasonable estimate of insomnia disorder prevalence in the current study.

Here, the initially examined IF value is relatively high (0.5), analogous to artificial introductions examined in prior theoretical work [ 25].

The confirmation that the binding epitope is relatively simple is analogous to the finding that mannose-binding protein binds to terminal sugar residues that have free 3- and 4-hydroxyl groups with the stereochemistry found in mannose and GlcNAc.

Host-parasite systems have been compared as analogous to island systems [ 12, 13], and might prove to be another case where repeated adaptive divergence is relatively more frequent.

While the White House has suffered from disorganization in some areas, the judicial nominee process has been relatively efficient and analogous to those in past administrations.

Our results, in this paper, not only generalize the analogous fixed point theorems but are relatively simpler and more natural than the related ones.

Therefore, it seems that the relative evolutionary rate between two compared species was relatively constant across multiple gene loci in plant genomes, showing an analogous clock-behavior.

The erythrocytes are relatively soft and easily ruptured, while the thrombocytes, which are analogous to platelets in mammals, are less efficient in reducing blood loss in birds (31).

While few have found revisionary responses to the Meno problem attractive, analogous revisionary responses to other comparable problems have been relatively common, as we will see below.

Additionally, in comparison to national smoking rates (2007: 23.0% of population; 2009: 19.0%) the prevalence rates from 2007 to 2009 of this sample are relatively analogous offering support for the generalisability of the sample.

"This is very analogous".