Sentence examples for resemble the effects from inspiring English sources

When Mr. Blayer uses a lighter touch, his works more closely resemble the effects of watercolor.

The α-1 induced alterations of gating kinetics resemble the effects of other peptide toxins known to be binding to the so-called neurotoxin binding site 318,19.

At the opposite end of the scale, at least in regard to dosage, was Samuel Hahnemann, of Leipzig, the originator of homeopathy, a system of treatment involving the administration of minute doses of drugs whose effects resemble the effects of the disease being treated.

These patterns resemble the effects of prenatal nicotine exposure in rodent and primate models.

The effects of hyperoxia closely resemble the effects of norepinephrine and are in contrast to the effects of propofol [31, 32].

The point is not that God possesses emotions similar to ours but that the effects of God's actions resemble the effects of ours.

Such condensation and segregation defects resemble the effect of inactivating the condensin II complex (Csankovszki et al., 2009).

Strikingly, this phenotype may resemble the effect of Tcf-3/Tcf-4 deletioneletion driven by skin-specific (Keratin 14) CRE recombinase.

Perhaps the effect of locomotion on mouse V1 does resemble the effect of spatial attention seen in primate V1, but only for attention delivered to the periphery of the visual field.

As the symptoms revealed themselves, it became clear that many of them resembled the effects of overdoses of X-ray, and the doctors based their therapy on that likeness.

But she couldn't bring any character to the rest of the duet, which, like the alternating ensemble segments, too much resembles the effects of a wave machine in a bubble bath.