'of a like' can be used in written English.
It is usually used in reference to someone or something similar. Example sentence: The new students had a similar energy of a like spirit.
Kind of a like a dog-pig".
The notion of a "like for like" replacement is bogus.
For those of a like mind, Livid will not disappoint.
Such a person must consider "circumstances," "like capacity" and "an enterprise of a like character".
Instead of a "like" button, users can mark things as "cool" or "uncool".
They have had tumultuous Ashes career of a like never seen before.
H-DNA triplexes form under favourable conditions in oligopurine/oligopyrimidine sequences with a mirror symmetry, whereas some oligopurine/oligopyrimidine segments can also promote formation of A-like DNA.
A majority of A-like cells resided in the fundic base with some distributed in the isthmus but distinct from DCAMKL1 cells, and D cells clearly differed from DCAMKL1 cells.
CD spectra revealed that all TO-PNA-peptide:RNA duplex spectra showed a negative absorbance band around 290 nm and a strong positive CD signal around 265 nm which is a distinct hallmark feature of A-like helices.
As a control, the clustering analysis identifies correctly the double-stranded DNA bound productively by B-family Pol δ and RB69 Pol as B-form DNA and the dinucleotide step at the primer 3′-end as of A-like character.
So does Ord, for that matter, so he relies heavily on the research of a like-minded Brooklyn-based organization called GiveWell.
