"make them similar" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used when you want to describe an action of making two or more things or concepts become more alike or comparable. Example: "The designer used a color scheme to make the two rooms similar in style and feel."
In addition, there are same procedures in recent metaheuristics which make them similar.
Does the trajectory after that — wild, then domesticated, then wild again — make them similar to their ancestors, or changed too much?
Mr. Weinstein noted that in 2005 an appeals court in New York ruled that it was possible for a condominium to adopt changes to its condominium declaration and bylaws to make them similar to those used by co-ops.
The bipartisan "super committee" created to recommend $1.5 billion trillion in spending cuts over the coming decade will undoubtedly include some veterans programs on its agenda; already some of those proposals are floating around Congress and inside the Pentagon, including one that would revamp military pensions to make them similar to 401(k) retirement programs.
In the data compensation approach, clean data are estimated from their noisy samples so as to make them similar to the training data.
One's desire to alter own physical characteristics to make them similar to those of celebrities is considered an extreme form of 'celebrity worship,' or the idolization of celebrities as role models (Giles 2002).
We hypothesize that converged selection for caseins and LIPE (an enzyme important for cheese making as well [ 51]) occurred in Orobica, Valdostana and Bionda dell'Adamello breeds making them "similar" for what concerns their exploitation objectives.
Interestingly, TFIIA increased the calculated bend angle and kinetic stability of complexes on a non-consensus TATA box, making them similar to those on a consensus TATA box.
It's important for communities to recognize what makes them similar, Berger continued, but it's equally important to celebrate what sets us apart.
Some, like Apple and Amazon, are meant to be aggregators — selling both original content and offering shows from channels like HBO — making them similar to traditional cable providers.
Working in pairs, they should discuss the two works and write down observations about the paintings — taking particular note of what makes them similar and different.
