Sentence examples for possible analogues from inspiring English sources

For some time Akivis algebras were considered as possible analogues of Lie algebras.

This work aims to stimulate further investigations into the petrophysical properties of the Wealden sandstones and their potential as possible analogues for fluvial reservoirs.

This paper investigates the relevance of sills across UK estuaries and causeways and barriers across estuaries in the Bay of Fundy (Nova Scotia, Canada) as possible analogues.

We prefer the relation (1.2), omitting the term with k = 0, because it seems to provide, among others, a more suitable framework for possible analogues between the theory of fractional sums or differences and the continuous fractional calculus.

Since mammalian Myc is required for mitochondrial biogenesis [28], these data suggest a possible analogues function in Drosophila.

Comprehensive evaluation of all possible analogues based on the ααβ, αααβ, or ααβαααβ backbone pattern (14 α/β-peptides in total) revealed two that retained affinity for both partner proteins.

We consider the Falkland Islands as a possible analogue for extremely warmed maritime Antarctic Islands.

Due to a possible analogue enrichment bias, the original DUD is not suited for ligand‐based VS experiments [ 36].

The detected high resolution M r values (ppm < 10) of the possible surfactin analogues in the ST34 extract corresponded to that of the C13, C14, C15 and C16 surfactin analogues (Srf1-5) in a standard surfactin, confirming their identity (Fig. 1; Table 3).

The αC' insert in the α C– β4 loop has possible structural analogues in other kinases.

A possible Eastern analogue may be seen in the Indian notion of atman, the supreme cosmic Self.