Sentence examples for substantial identity from inspiring English sources
'You don't have a functioning substantial identity as a writer,' he says, as we follow in Hans's footsteps in the graveyard of the Dutch church.
The work in "Chicano Chicanery" is frequently thin in texture, as if ethnic idiosyncrasies had been subtracted, and thus the stories are like Juan in "Godoy Lives" -- without a substantial identity.
Likewise each signifying letter of the cosmic text is what it is not because of its own substantial identity but rather through its difference from other signifying letters.
The amino acid translation showed substantial identity and similarity to 70 kDa heat shock cognates from many different organisms, e.g. the moth Manduca sexta (91 % and 97), the bee Megachile rotundata (90% and 97%), and the mosquito Aedes aegypti (88% and 97%).
To date, only one other retroelement has been identified in C. zeae-maydis: Malazy, a degenerate, presumably non-coding member of the gypsy family [ 59] that shares substantial identity with Zephyr at the nucleotide level.
Candidate proteins with substantial identity to oxidoreductase and other enzyme categories potentially involved in BIA metabolism were found in the LC-MS/MS-generated peptide and polypeptide database (Additional File 6).
In other words, language inspires us to add substantial identities to actions because verbs need subjects.
A BLAST search revealed no other sequences having substantial identities with the chocolate-spot-associated virus RNA2 ORNA2
The canine Kir6.2 shares 95% identity with the predicted chimpanzee Kir6.2 but also has substantial identities with Kir6.2 from human (93%), mouse (90%), and rat (87%).
The later studies further led to the isolation of other eight homologues exhibiting substantial identities to the AtPT1 in the Arabidopsis genome [ 12], suggesting the expansion of Pi transporter genes in higher plants during evolution.
That fact that Roberts created a substantial individual identity for himself as a rapper, and not merely an appropriation of Ross' life story for profit, is what made his work "transformative" and thus legally entitled to free speech protection.
