Sentence examples for more specific similarities from inspiring English sources
But there were other more specific similarities: For instance, the equivalent of pogroms in America where whites would burn down black sections of a town, and gruesome experiments reminiscent of the ones conducted in WWII concentration camps.
In this way we put more emphasis on the most specific annotations, and two proteins annotated with the same more specific terms receive a similarity score larger than that obtained by two proteins annotated with less specific GO terms.
Through careful distinctions among various occurrence contexts, it may also be possible to factor similarity into more specific relations such as synonymy, entailment, and antonymy.
To be more specific, DNNs can ideally keep the dynamical characteristics, functional similarity, and even the physical of biological reality of the continuous-time NNs under mild restriction.
The challenge of identifying or designing more specific and potent drugs, especially against families of proteins with high sequence similarities, slows the advent of antimitotic approaches.
Apis florea and dorsata showed more CNS-region-specific similarities in gene expression when compared to each other, and both showed more differences when compared to mellifera.
While the two data sets show broad taxonomic similarity, there is however a notable seasonal variation at more specific levels.
These proteins contain many domains general to all metazoans, accounting for the high levels of partial sequence similarity (see Figure 6), but their domain organization is more specific.
We expected that by parsing genes based on coexpression similarities, more refined functions would be condensed within modules, revealing enrichments for more specific processes.
Although we might assume that this development allows the test developers to generate more specific items that may match the unique profile of that specific population, there are marked similarities across these diagnosis-specific measures.
