Sentence examples for pattern closely resembles from inspiring English sources

This pattern closely resembles the 2006 SLID estimates reported in Yuen (2010) and also the US tabulations reported by Robst (2007 20.

In our particular example (ANF), the emerging spatiotemporal pattern closely resembles the dynamics of the corresponding spiking neural network (Fig. 8).

By 15 days post-germination in A. suecica roots, a substantial amount of HDA6 is present outside the nucleolus, where it is detected in nucleoplasmic foci; this localization pattern closely resembles the pattern we observed previously for epitope-tagged recombinant HDA6 in nuclei of mature leaves [16].

At IIIR the pattern closely resembles the non-repressed promoter structure observed at the native URA3 locus with increased MNase accessibility compared to the deproteinized DNA digest.

This expression pattern closely resembles that observed in the epidermis; p63 expression is highest in keratinocyte stem cells (Pellegrini et al, 2001) and gradually decreases along the differentiation axis (Parsa et al, 1999; Bamberger et al, 2002).

In line with these observations, our in situ hybridization analysis suggests that the zebrafish barhl2 expression pattern closely resembles that of barhl2 ortholog in other vertebrates, and therefore might play a role in the same neuronal lineages.

The weave was virtually identical to that in the Tellem pieces nearby, and the indigo pattern closely resembled one I'd admired as it sat, half finished, on a Dogon-country loom.

That was calculated by comparing a subject's epigenetic tags to the norm for his or her age — a 40-year-old whose pattern closely resembled the typical one for 50-year-olds, for example, would apparently be aging 25 percent faster than normal.

In a second category, we included those non-addressed alleles that had a reactivity pattern closely resembling that of one of the addressed alleles, with the addition or absence of one or two reactions.

This pattern closely resembled the CRP response to the ILS intervention.

During tumour progression, epithelial cells acquire a gene-expression pattern closely resembling that of mesenchymal cells.