Sentence examples for should be analogous from inspiring English sources

Indeed, America's current role in Asia should be analogous to Britain's role in 19th-century Europe as an "off-shore" balancing influence with no entanglements in the region's rivalries and no attempt to attain domination over the region.

Let us mention two important approaches: first, an axiomatic theory (over a fuzzy predicate logic) which should be analogous to the classical Zermelo-Fraenkel set theory.

Based on a model of the diffusion layer it is shown that plots of E – E0vs|c - c0|, where the subscript 0 refers to the bulk concentration, should be analogous to the experimental plots.

That's an argument that bothers Wise's critics, who don't think slaves should be analogous to, say, gorillas.

If, on the contrary, they are both essential and specific for the target domains, then the statistical biases within this region in natural ligands should be analogous to, or at least reminiscent of, the amino acid frequency patterns observed within the same positional window in artificial ligands.

The design, conduct, analysis, and reporting of a therapeutic animal study should be analogous in rigor to those required for human clinical trials.

If, indeed, the only difference is the position of the polyubiquitinilated lysine in substrate protein, they should be considered analogous.

This should be somewhat analogous to the shifts of spatial attention that participants here had to perform when searching for changes in the bmC condition.

For example, Haufe and colleagues (2014) demonstrated that feature weights should be interpreted analogous to "filters" that are needed to extract the signal with a high signal-to-noise ratio.

Given the national urgency for automated systems for virologic studies, completely robotic automated systems should be developed, analogous to those used in nuclear research, because 1) the concentrated samples to be analyzed are potentially extremely dangerous, 2) work must be done without interruption, and 3) speed and precision depend on automation.

As dominant marker analyses have been described as a comparison of "molecular phenotypes" (sensu Zhivotovsky, 1999), we propose that use of SRAP markers should be viewed analogous to morphological character states, which have been widely used in the delimitation and assessment of variation within and between individuals.