Sentence examples for a common characteristics of from inspiring English sources

Molecular characterization of all MRSA isolates in the present study showed that 70% of the isolates shared a common characteristics of endemic CA-MRSA clones (ST 59 or its single locus variant, 338) in Taiwan [ 4].

The evidence accumulated so far thus indicates that the presence of aerobic glycolysis is a common characteristics of rapidly proliferating cells, and that it may offer a growth advantage to rapidly proliferating normal cells, e.g., during development and tissue regeneration, and to cancer cells in tumor formation.

This is a common characteristic of urban myths.

That's a common characteristic of such fantasies: their lack of imagination.

That was a common characteristic of earlier recessions in the postwar years.

Chewiness is a common characteristic of the steaks, which also include the coulotte (denser than the bavette), a hangar, and a skirt.

Still, as best as I can tell, higher purpose is not a common characteristic of the corporate world.

There is concern that an independent southern Sudan will take on an authoritarian bent reflecting the military background of its leadership, with its roots in a rebel movement – a common characteristic of states that had to fight for independence.

The issue The exploitation of workers, both at home and overseas, is a common characteristic of our complex modern supply chains and addressing it has become a huge challenge for Australian business.

It is notable that a common characteristic of the sky gods, and, in fact, of all Baltic divinities, is the express tendency for each to have a family.

It is a common characteristic of the so-called promoter regions of genes, where transcription begins, that they contain long, repetitive sequences of alternating Cs and Gs.