Sentence examples for wild comparisons from inspiring English sources

Prose that is rich in similes and wild comparisons is making an effort to reach out.

This path also ends up encouraging those always ready to invoke wild comparisons to Nazism and the Holocaust.

Gerard Depardieu is a big man, both in size and reputation, and over the years has conjured all kinds of wild comparisons.

Finally, a total of 51 genes (supplementary table S7, Supplementary Material online) showed TFBS changes in all three pairwise fermentation versus wild comparisons (multivariate hypergeometric test P value: 1.78 × 10−).

He is certainly not the only piano-playing vocalist who has attracted wild comparison to Nina Simone in recent years, but his style is noticeably more theatrical and florid than your average singer-songwriter: he prefers to describe himself as "an expressionist" rather than a singer and claims he wants his voice to sound like the violin part in Vaughan Williams' the Lark Ascending.

Also, contrary to the expectation based on most crop-wild comparisons, C. palaestinus exhibits more limited branching than safflower ([ 31]; unpublished observation).

It was also noteworthy that there were over 1.8 times as many differentially expressed entities detected in the exogenous feeding stage than in the yolk-sac samples in the wild-domesticated and hybrid-wild comparisons.

Specifically, in the wild-wild comparison (Stewiacke-Tusket), 54 transcripts showed significant differences in expression level.

However, there has never been a study of muroid rodent ultrasound function in the wild and comparisons of USVs produced by wild and laboratory rodents are lacking to date.

Make sure you include the reference sequence named "ref_smh_4" in each of your alignments as the wild type comparison sequence.  .

The untransformed P. pastoris strain X33 was used for wild type comparison.