Sentence examples for observed close resemblance from inspiring English sources
The observed close resemblance between the two echoing patterns reminds the plausible role of the semidiurnal/terdiurnal tidal wind and metallic ions in the governing physical processes.
When comparing APPsα knockin mice and APP-/ mice we observed a close resemblance of the two genotypes pointing towards a crucial role of the APP C-terminus for transcriptome changes.
Note the close resemblance between S1 of BTD and S1 of CPD.
NMR spectra for Colombian amber are shown and compared to those reported for the resin from the genus of the African species Hymenaea verrucosa and other Hymenaea trees, for which a close resemblance is observed.
Because the data are MCAR, the missing values are a random sample of the observed values; imputed values should thus bear a close resemblance to the observed.
The symptoms also bear a close resemblance to those observed in the earliest stages of Alzheimer's Disease.
The storm also ranks as one of the most powerful hurricanes ever observed in the Atlantic Ocean and bears close resemblance to the super typhoons that form in the western Pacific Ocean.
These channel-like structures bare close resemblance to the microchannels observed in vivo in the human limbus with LSCM [ 11].
No wave feature is evident in the mesosphere during the warming period, although a 12 14 day periodicity is observed after 2 weeks of the warming event, indicating close resemblance to the results of other simultaneous investigations carried out from high latitude Antarctic stations.
The most commonly observed form of transfer occurs when there is a close resemblance between the training domain and the transfer domain (typically called "near transfer") (e.g., learning to estimate the area of a square and understanding how to estimate the area of a triangle; learning to play a musical instrument and developing fine motor skills as well as melodic/rhythmic discrimination skills).
Similar relationships were observed in the dog tumor samples, again underlining the close resemblance of the dog tumor samples to their human counterparts.
