Sentence examples for less identity from inspiring English sources

The D1 genes were almost identical, with slightly less identity in the proximal flanking regions (2 and 3) and somewhat less identity in the distal flanking regions (1 and 4).

"Smaller nations have much less difficulty with the 'high politics' aspects of Europe and have less identity bound up with foreign policy, defense and even the currency".

The various solutions are self-cancelling: in a sense she has less identity now than she did a hundred years ago, when everyone cheerfully accepted the Vasari version.

For example, the visualization tool may provide the user with the features with high activity information at a given sampling rate, the features with less identity information at any sampling rate, or the features with high activity and low identity information at a given sampling rate.

But when speaking to the Balkan locals, those in the EU or out of it, one hears about the darker side of EU integration: less local power, less money, less identity.

"The less identity you have, the more you can reflect whatever your interlocutor wants you to be for them because your own personality and opinions and selfhood don't interfere with what they want to see about themselves".

They show much less identities with other venom C-type lectin-like proteins (around 30% with the platelet glycoprotein Ib-binding protein from Agkistrodon blomhoffi venom and the factor IX/X-binding protein from Trimeresurus flavoviridis venom).

Table 2 (middle) compares the alignment statistics of the three tools: LSC (full or trim) aligns less bases with less identities than LoRDEC.

The Lakers, trying to figure out their new Dwight Howard-less identity, used their amnesty on the Baller Formerly Known As Ron Artest to reduce their cap hit, allowing the most inevitable Knick of all time was free to officially sign with New York.

You say Britishness is a less tribal identity, he said.

The less your identity can be pinned down, the harder it will be to steal it.