Sentence examples for uses a similar structure from inspiring English sources

Sante compares it to Norman Rockwell's painting "The Gossips," which uses a similar structure — each gossip passing news on to the next — and is itself almost a series of spots, ganged up on a page.

According to Eyecon's VP of Marketing Alec Marshall, the service uses a similar structure to Twitter hashtags, but is not dependent on Twitter. 1.

The filamentous fungus Paecilomyces lilacinus uses a similar structure to penetrate the eggs of nematodes.

My first foray into writing was a non-fiction book [Darlingji: The True Love Story of Nargis and Sunil Dutt, 2007], and it wasn't that hard because I had been making documentaries for a long time and I could use a similar structure.

First Interstate Bank of Los Angeles and Chemical Bank had also used a similar structure to rid their balance sheets of bad loans.

Indeed, using a similar STRUCTURE analysis, Crispo et al. (2006) studied genetic structure among these same guppy populations (in addition to a much broader geographical sampling) and found the most likely number of clusters to be 7.

Using a similar structure, Rangel-Frausto and colleagues [ 4] modeled the stages of sepsis (sepsis, severe sepsis, septic shock, and death), calibrated from a single center prospective cohort study.

This questionnaire used a similar structure to that administered to the students (statements rated from 1 to 6; 1 = fully disagree, 6 = fully agree), and comprised seven items addressing the patients' feelings during the supervision, their willingness to participate in future and their opinion on how important video-based, on-ward supervision was for final year students.

Using a similar structure-based approach for class I MHC epitope prediction, we previously obtained an AUC of 0.85 for epitope prediction for a H2-Kb murine MHC allotype that is highly dissimilar to the human HLA-A*0201 HLA-A*0201sed for trallotype36].

It uses a similar auction structure to the long-term repo auctions but allows banks to pledge discount-window-style collateral for a minimum fee of 1.25 percentage points over the bank's base rate.

Repetition is often seen as a sibling to parallelism, which uses a similar syntactical structure in a series of successive phrases.