Sentence examples for noticeable resemblance from inspiring English sources
A noticeable resemblance to Wilfred Bramble in Steptoe and Son bodes ill, but his drumming is fantastic, adding a snapping, raw edge.
Since the 1980s the development approach had a new dimension: the establishment of "growth centers," which started with a noticeable resemblance to Francois Perroux's (1950) "growth poles," and supported rapid growth of farm and nonfarm sector production and marketing activities.
His poem and the quote do bear a noticeable resemblance ― but the Fitzgerald quote they cite isn't his.
Apart from its MBD domain, MBD1 protein can bind DNA via its CxxC3 zinc-finger domain (Jorgensen et al. 2004), which shows noticeable sequence resemblance with the CxxC domains of DNMT1 (Pradhan et al. 2008).
Blandy's wife, in a much-reproduced photograph, was shown cutting a mushroom-cloud cake, with a hat that bore a noticeable, though apparently accidental, resemblance to the top of the cloud itself.
The shared landmarks with Saturnalia are not surprising, because Saturnalia is currently recognized as a sauropodomorph, but the resemblance with Eoraptor is noticeable, especially if it is considered as a theropod [13].
The most noticeable is a yellow and black floral print frock that bears a striking resemblance to Look 2 from Prabal Resort 2012, a dress once worn by Sarah Jessica Parker.
Significant sequence conservation or local structural resemblance and functional similarity can indicate evolutionary relationships between proteins despite noticeable structural differences at the fold level [ 56, 57].
While the New Zealand white rabbit shares many resemblances with the human knee joint, there were also additional noticeable differences.
The resemblance is uncanny!
