Sentence examples for more like observed from inspiring English sources

"Fast burn, more like," observed my cynical friend Derek on Skype, "when it comes to money in your pocket".

Furthermore, both compounds produced a beneficial effect on the ratio of INSR and ATP2A1 alternative splice isoforms, shifting the patterns observed in DM cells to be more like those observed in non-DM cells.

Young patients with bipolar disorder exhibit novel cortical thinning patterns, more like those observed in paediatric as distinct from older bipolar patients.

Thus, we assumed survival of patients eligible for PEG to be more like that observed in early studies before the development of long acting SSAs which normalise IGF-1 and GH in many patients.

On the other hand, the slope at 6 weeks was steeper among infants who died (-0.0042) than among those who survived (-0.0025) and more like that observed among Pn infants (-0.0044).

But then again, here she is further on in the book, her equivocation restored and offering a notion of God elastic enough to accommodate itself to almost anyone's worldview: "Anyway, I still like the idea of the fully observed Sabbath more than I like observing it," she writes.

Active forms of membrane type 1 metalloprotease (MT1-MMP) expression levels varied but were more frequently observed in OVCAR5-like cells.

Integrase-like genes were more frequently observed in microbial samples than free virus samples, which is not surprising since the main function of integrase is to integrate into a host's DNA.

Basal-like tumours are more frequently observed in patients with BRCA1-related cancers (Foulkes et al, 2004).

Frozen fields would likely have become fragmented and irregular, more like what is observed at Mars, he said.

At high fields, computed transients are more like those typically observed, with well-defined plateaus and sharp transit times.