Sentence examples for they were analogous from inspiring English sources

The top-5% results have not been included in the paper since they were analogous, in terms of the relative performance of the various methods, to those reported for the top-1%.

When I was composing the songs, I imagined, although I did not think the record was just that, they were analogous to the spectrum of long afternoons being lived there in the ocean, in a boat, in a sail floating gracefully.

Moreover, these tumors are often studied and treated as if they were analogous to adult tumors.

The fact that a drug relaxes both people and cats doesn't mean that cat anxiety and human anxiety are equivalent, but it does suggest that they are analogous, and that an acknowledgment of that analogy is built in to the structure of psychiatry.

Being responsible for other people's assets, they are analogous to banks.

They are analogous in form and technique to Chinese pottery of the Song dynasty and are generally regarded as being contemporary with the Song or Yuan period.

The brain and body have evolved over millions of years to recognise and utilise these chemicals, and drugs typically work because they are analogous to the substances that occur naturally in our bodies.

Their skeletal structure is homologous, due to common descent from the forelimb of a reptilian ancestor; but the modifications for flying are different and independently evolved, and in this respect they are analogous.

They are analogous to the capital expense, air and fuel needed for a car engine (function attribute is to provide power) to deliver the engine's performance attributes.

They are analogous to citizens in the political (republican) sense in that they share the characteristics of freedom, equality, and independence, and that they give themselves the law.

Thus, the function of bacterial LDs to protect and regulate nucleic acids indicates that they are analogous to the eukaryotic nuclear membrane.