Sentence examples for more identity than from inspiring English sources
These four clades are consistent with the results of sequences similarity between sea bass and stickleback which showed that the same UCP members from different species share more identity than different members of the same species (Table 3).
For these 139 TFBS-cluster regions and 842 DHS regions, the CHAOS sequences have on average 22.2% and 29.9% more identities than the UCSC sequences, respectively.
Not surprisingly, some categories (like clothing and cars) are more "identity relevant" than others (like bike lights or dish soap).
They have cycled through 19 starting lineups, 5 starting point guards and 2 head coaches in this whirlwind season, undergoing more identity shifts than Madonna.
We could find that the expression-removed mouths contain more identity information than the original mouths.
The resurrection is more an identity than an argument.
"The north has more cultural identity than Wales," announces Coogan at one stage.
Some Iraqis argue that the religious-based politics was much more about identity than faith.
"For them, Islam is often more about identity than piety, about Muslim values rather than Islamic ideology.
She argues that for a growing number of Muslims, "Islam is often more about identity than piety, about Muslim values rather than Islamic ideology".
Mr. Edwards's speech comes as he has tried to carve out a distinct and often more liberal identity than his two top Democratic rivals, Senators Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama.
