Sentence examples for merely analogous from inspiring English sources

There might be something merely analogous in these resemblances, only the appearance of similarity.

These experiments formally demonstrate that different components of cognition in humans and mice are not merely analogous, but homologous, sharing common descent and genetic constitution.

Caveat: Lewis, Armstrong, and Sider all defend a view labeled "weak composition-as-identity," which is really the view that composition is not identity, but merely analogous to it in many respects.

And American exceptionalism is not merely analogous to its English counterpart: the former in fact began with the latter, and the two have coevolved.

These results suggested that biofilm cells were not merely analogous to planktonic cells in stationary-phase.

This synthesis reveals a common evolutionary thread passing through what were previously considered merely analogous defense mechanisms in prokaryotes and eukaryotes.

Why isn't this analogous to that?

Therefore, an alignment is not necessarily a proposal of homology, because similar aligned sequences may be merely structurally or functionally analogous.

These were chosen not as an exhaustive list of all chronic conditions, rather as merely a set of comparative examples being analogous to glaucoma: whilst they are not directly life-threatening, they all lead to disability which is likely to have a detrimental impact on QoL, typically worsening with time due to the progressive and irreversible nature of the disease [ 18- 23].

The yellow light indicates, in layman's terms, that something has gone wrong, which does make it analogous to the red ring of death, which also merely indicates that something has gone wrong.

Are they merely exercising their right to use their service as they see fit -- analogous to inviting a few friends over to watch a video you rented?