Sentence examples for notable identities from inspiring English sources

There are notable identities between modules, including the spacing of cysteines, and the presence of the absolutely conserved residues D3, K8, G9, G17 and P19.

Typically, notable nucleotide identity is seen between members of a paramyxovirus genus but is not seen when nucleotide sequences are compared across genera.

Despite the notable sequence identity between zebrafish and Drosophila Smo CRDs (∼42%) and the conserved disulfide bond pattern, the homology model revealed a substantially different oxysterol-binding groove on the dSmo CRD surface.

A notable 67%% identity in the conserved regions with a cox1 intron of the red alga Pyropia was also detected (however, the intron of Pyropia is inserted at a different cox1 position).

Most of the episodes in season eight (from the "Million Dollar Tournament of Ten" onward) featured special "Celebrity Questions" that were mid-level in monetary value, and were provided by notable individuals whose identities were not revealed until the contestant reached their special questions.

Osho's excitement about the rise of black women in public life, like her concluding beat-poem about hybrid British identity, is notable less for comic or lyrical ability than for her optimistic spirit.

You don't need to put out a shingle to guess that Bella and James are a match: the burdens of identity and notable ancestry form a wide patch of common ground.

These latitudinal patterns were consistent across litter species, despite a notable influence of litter identity on fungal communities at the local scale.

There were some notable differences across social identity with respect to both the magnitude and period of training in which changes in interest occurred.

A sequence alignment of LexA Pa with LexA of E. coli (LexA Ec ) reveals a 64% sequence identity, with notable features such as the serine-lysine catalytic dyad and the internal cleavage loop conserved.

Do they display any notable differences from the aspirational identities of non-SNS users?