Sentence examples for no similarities from inspiring English sources
MITEs in Neisseria, E. coli, and Anabaena have similar overall MITE features, but core sequences show no similarities in nt sequence or structure/function motifs.
If not, why do you think there are no similarities?
Beyond that, though, there are no similarities – the two places couldn't be more different!
But this time, officials say, there are no similarities and no emergent narratives.
They attempted to claim they had no similarities to the people who minutes earlier had captured the City Administration building.
O'Toole said there were no similarities with the National Express fiasco because FirstGroup had fulfilled its contract.
"There are no similarities of size and nature of the market," Mr. Koulouris said in an interview last week.
The novel has, Shats clarifies, "absolutely no similarities to my story" — or, for that matter, to any other story ever written.
Ms. Lavigne's manager, Terry McBride, said that the suit had "no basis," and that a musicologist he consulted saw "no similarities of melody, choral progression or meter".
BRONEN: There are no similarities between them because the full legal concept of a refugee means that the person cannot depend on their national government to protect them.
