Sentence examples for partially identical from inspiring English sources

The first copy of dfrG was found in the context of several phage genes and within the boundary of the terminal attachment site (attR) of a putatitve SaPI, partially identical with the pathogenicity island SaPITokyo12381 (BLASTn 99% identity, 70% coverage) [GenBank: AB860418.1].

The trials all collapsed in July 1985, after defence questioning that had exposed police testimony at odds with the film of what happened, partially identical statements by different officers, officers saying they had had statements dictated to them, an allegedly forged signature by a police officer on a statement, and generally unconvincing police evidence in the witness box.

The divine is said to transcend humanity and the world when it is viewed as distinct from both and not wholly identical with either; the divine is said to be immanent when it is viewed as wholly or partially identical with some reality within the world, such as humanity or the cosmic order.

Within Wyclif's world, difference (or distinction) is defined in terms of partial identity, and is the main kind of transcendental relation holding among the world's objects, since in virtue of its metaphysical composition everything is at the same time partially identical to and different from any other.

Genes with a synthetic lethal interaction can compensate for each others loss, suggesting that they can perform (at least partially) identical biological functions.

The genes have different sizes and are only partially identical.

However, the isoenzyme sequences were known to be partially almost identical.

Of note, an ON1 sequence from Japan with similar, partially even identical mutations was retrieved from GenBank.

Consider a drive-response network coupled with (1+N) identical partially linear stochastic complex network with coupling time delay, which is described as follows: begin{aligned}& left { begin{array}{l} dot{x}(t)=M z(t))x t), dot{z}(t)=f(x t),z(t)), end{array} right.

However, here we are integrating data from different databases that partially rely on identical data (e.g. gene expression measurements or text mining).

Later biochemical investigations revealed that light-driven and respiratory electron transport in AAPs are partially mediated via identical electron carrier systems like quinones and cytochromes (Yurkov and Beatty, 1998; Schwarze et al., 2000; Candela et al., 2001), which therefore function as a bottleneck of the electron transport (Beatty, 2002).