Sentence examples for making it similar from inspiring English sources

Its consensus sequence is TTGCC, making it similar to the conserved −35 box of E. coli [ 14] with consensus sequence TTGACA.

One widely used NSAID, diclofenac, has predominant COX-2-inhibiting actions and its use is associated with elevated risks of cardiovascular disease, making it similar in risk to COX-2 inhibitors.

— making it similar to a Category 5 hurricane, the most severe.

It has greatly simplified the interface, making it similar to Android phones or tablets in some respects.

Under the new system, weekly or fortnightly benefit instalments will be replaced by a monthly payment into a claimants' bank or building society account – making it similar to a monthly salary.

Unlike Apple's service, Google's is aimed more for use on Web sites than in apps, making it similar to services like Journalism Online's Press+, which offers log-in and payments technology to online publishers.

"Its canals make it similar to Venice, only it's colder," she added with a flash of her beautiful smile.

What sets Redcats apart from its competition (but makes it similar to the company's luxury business) is that 80% of its products are designed in-house.

Its balanced composition of slow- and fast-contracting fibers makes it similar to most human leg muscles, hence its value for physiology, experimental pharmacology and evaluating therapeutics.

The activity enhancement by Sn in PtSn/K-L makes it similar in activity to Pt/Al2O3.

That made it similar to other USA offerings, like "Monk" and "Burn Notice".