Sentence examples for making similarities from inspiring English sources

I will turn negative people into positive people around me. "People are making similarities because we were 4-0 up against Charlton.

Nature spurns egalitarianism, nature makes similarities.

Critics and reviewers spoke about the successful use of the game engine, and made similarities of the controls and physics to the Grand Theft Auto series.

The naming discrepancies make similarities between annotations unclear.

Use of nominal IHC scores might make similarities in expression less apparent than use of continuous AQUA scores.

The use of a golden sample makes similarity score relative, instead of absolute.

This is what makes similarity of function an especially problematic criterion of homology (Abouheif et al. 1997).

This means that incrementally updating the envelope (E_c) of a time-series subsequence c and then using (E_c) in reversed LB_(_{Keogh}) make similarity search faster than completely constructing (E_c), or not using (E_c).

It also demonstrates that RINQ makes similarity searches in biological network databases practical.

Moreover, in order to detect whether the retrieved bHLH sequence has corresponding protein sequences deposited in GenBank, each of the retrieved candidate bHLH sequences was used to make similarity searches using blastp algorithm against the NCBI nr database by limiting the query organism to H. saltator.

Finally, each of the retrieved bHLH sequences were used to make similarity searches using BLASTP algorithm against the NCBI nr database (in order to see whether the corresponding gene may already have been cloned) and TBLASTN algorithm against the NCBI Expressed Sequence Tag (EST) database (in order to see whether there were ESTs corresponding to the identified bHLHs).