To select PARA, a word whose meaning was related to the correct option was chosen through WordNet 3.0 (Princeton University Cognitive Science Laboratory, 2006), which displays the target words' cognitive synonyms, antonyms, troponyms, hypernyms, verb groups, derivationally related forms, sentence frame, entailment, and sister terms.
We use the term gene diversifiability as a sister term of gene duplicability to describe the degree of diversification among duplicate genes.
For the sake of consistency with the usage of "duplicability" to refer to the propensity of a gene to be duplicated (duplication rate and duplicate survivability) [ 27], we use the term "diversifiability" as its sister term to refer to the propensity of duplicate genes to undergo diversification (neo- or sub-functionalization).
Listeners, however, are more likely to think of each sister in terms of particular segments or passing comments.
Mom Chrissy said that Sienna lags behind her sister in terms of emotional development, something she thought was caused by the inappropriate ways other people react to her small stature.
He could have been one of the Brontë sisters, in terms of his intellect and his talent.
According to a new study from the Public Policy Institute of California, Asian women born in the United States outstrip all their sisters in terms of earning power.The average hourly wage for American-born Asian ladies in 2001 (the latest year with reliable figures) was $19.30, with American-born whites coming next (see table).
"The greatest stain upon this great Australian nation's character, without any question, is the great gaps that exist between our Aboriginal brothers and sisters in terms of their health, their education, their living conditions, their incarceration rates and life expectancy.
Sister – A term used by sorority members to refer to one another.
VEGF-A exists as alternatively spliced isoforms - the pro-angiogenic VEGFxxx family generated by exon 8 proximal splicing, and a sister family, termed VEGFxxxb, exemplified by VEGF165b, generated by distal splicing of exon 8.
Tyrannosaurus Drip, as his older sisters cruelly term him, is actually a duckbilled dinosaur who ended up in the wrong nest while merely an egg… but despite his placid nature, when put to the test he reveals that he's made of stern stuff.
