Sentence examples for perhaps identical from inspiring English sources

Rac1 and Rac2 share 92% sequence identity and many (perhaps identical) targets, including multiple members of the MAP kinase family and their upstream kinases [28].

A week ago, a Tokyo maritime museum placed on display the wreck of a North Korean spy boat that, according to the State Department's International Narcotics Control Strategy Report, was " perhaps identical to D.P.R.K. vessels suspected of being engaged in drug smuggling".

This notion of epistemic conscientiousness is closely related to that of epistemic responsibility, or perhaps identical with it.

It seems to be closely connected, perhaps identical, with what Peirce praises Mitchell for accomplishing in Peirce's entry in Baldwin's Dictionary of Philosophy and Psychology, particularly in his article there for the word "dimension".

STP(1) has a similar, and perhaps identical, subunit dependence.

In the string graph, reads that are contained within some other read, that is they are a substring of (or perhaps identical to) another read, are considered to be redundant and are not vertices in the graph.

Perhaps identity can be temporary: the statue and the lump are identical once the statue exists, although the lump was not always identical to the statue; Tib and Tibbles begin as non-identical, and become identical.

And the researchers who analysed it have pointed out that Regin seems to very similar (or perhaps even identical) to the software used in an attack on Belgacom, a big Belgian telecommunications firm whose clients include the main institutions of the European Union.

But, in "Gone Girl," those two imaginative mindsets are shown to be connected, perhaps even identical.

Introducing Beckett's later novels in a new Grove edition of the writer's work issued to mark his centenary this year, Salman Rushdie takes the opposite — or, life being what it is, perhaps the identical — view: "These books, whose ostensible subject is death, are in fact books about life".

At any rate, the sensation is strongly grounded in, perhaps even identical with, the internal motions.