Sentence examples for striking identity from inspiring English sources
It has been Ms. Brown's gift over the years to incorporate a myriad of influences without ever losing her striking identity.
Krad4344 has striking identity to the trimethylamine-N-oxide (TMAO) reductase TorA from E.coli K12, which is a terminal electron acceptor that is specific for N-oxides.
Striking identity is seen amongst relaxin-3 sequences, especially in the B chain.
When compared to mouse, we found striking identity in ExonC for rat, rabbit, human, dog, elephant, opossum, platypus, and chicken.
The striking identity of the intron and CCT from two of these lineages suggests that one of these three intron captures may have occurred by a within-family transfer event.
Chu and De Donno [15] made use of the classical hypergeometric summation theorems to derive several striking identities for harmonic numbers other than those discovered recently by Paule and Schneider [11], one of which is recalled below [[15], Thereoem 1].
" In a counterpoint to Pop art, Mr. Saville looks to inject "high art" into mass products and that striking visual identity has contributed, he said, to the emergence of "a certain cultured pop aura about Manchester".
As our country undergoes this striking change, identity is of particular importance to communities of color and nonwhite ethnic groups who have traditionally participated in the census at lower rates than whites.
After much deliberation, and with considerable support from the Kansas state government, that purpose came in an environmental form: in one of the boldest moves I have seen in any community, the citizens of Greensburg decided to leverage state and federal disaster recovery funds to rebuild with a striking new identity, remaking the little town as no less than the country's greenest.
The S. mansoni MRP candidate fits the general secondary structure model of metazoan MRP RNAs [ 2, 3, 66] and analysis with RNAduplex shows that the candidate contains a pseudoknot which exhibited striking sequence identity with known MRPs.
The striking nucleotide identity between the two copies is higher than expected even if the sequences were constrained due to selection, especially as there is also conservation in silent sites.
