Sentence examples for seemingly analogous from inspiring English sources

These demands have particular relevance for "elective " orthodontics, in which variations in the design and timing of appliances prescribed for seemingly analogous skeletal Class II discrepancies and other forms of malocclusion conflict with accepted standards of accountability.

Somatic meiotic-like recombination in the Termitomyces symbiont is seemingly analogous with VDJ recombination known in human immune system in being able to recombine genetic material somatically.

Finally, there are clear differences in the makeup of the HKT family between the two species (and many other important gene families) which could have an important impact on the results of seemingly analogous experiments.

Interestingly, the localization of FHSQ residues does therefore not correspond to that of the seemingly analogous conserved and immunogenic HIV-1 epitope GPGR, which constitutes the tip of the V3 region (Figure 3A) [18] and the two HIV epitopes do not align when comparing the amino acid sequences of gp120 and gp125 (data not shown).

This observation is seemingly analogous to short-term plasticity (STP) characteristics in biological synapses, in which the temporal enhancement in synaptic weight after the pre-synaptic pulse decays quickly.

Mendelian randomization analysis is based on the concept of Mendelian randomization, that is, the fact that one's genes are inherited before birth by a seemingly random process analogous to treatment allocation in a randomized trial.

Graham proposed looking at the text's seemingly conflicting thoughts as analogous to the "inner dialogue" of a reflective thinker who formulates a view, considers then rejects it.

At high doses above 20 IU/kg, however, the in vivo hypoglycemic effects of BLPs were maintained in the analogous level and seemingly arrived to a plateau.

The purpose of this paper is to extend the analysis of these market failures to explore the applicability of analogous mechanisms in these seemingly unrelated domains.

Analogous learning — or learning from seemingly unrelated experiences — stood out in the J&J program.

We are not aware of any imaging studies that have assessed possible analogous renal complications, although they would seemingly be likely to occur.