Because cell death is a common phenomenon during chronological aging, one can speculate that RNA degradation may be due to CA-mediated apoptosis.
Analysis of intertrait covariation (rather than absolute phenotypic differences) indicates a pattern of stability in the intertrait correlation and covariance structure, probably as the effect of morphological integration of traits linked by a common function and/or developmental chronological and spatial connectivity (González-José et al. 2004).
Testosterone and FSH impact a common chromatin remodelling mechanism during spermiogenesis through chronological expression of different molecules required for this biological process to take place.
The expression profile for sch9Δ, tor1Δ, and ras2Δ show strong similarity with one another, suggesting that Sch9, TOR, and PKA may control the expression of a common set of genes that are crucial for the chronological ageing.
Finally, measures such as the Frailty Index, which is independent of chronological age might be used to determine a common scale of aging for all mouse strains.
These seven major cell types are derived from a common pool of multipotent retinal progenitor cells (RPC) that differentiate in a conserved chronological order (Livesey and Cepko, 2001).
A common that many use (and that isn't really a theme) is to place everything in chronological order.
In other words, λ and γ have a common origin, and there is a spacetime point p on γ such that λ, even though it is infinite, lies entirely in p's chronological past.
A common tactic for these speeches, especially when they are given on an impromptu basis, is to come up with the three most important points for a speech and organize them by chronological order, spatial order or order of importance.
This type of feed-forward process is evident in the results focusing on the type of research approaches being employed, where philosophical research is the most common, with a chronological lag in solution and evaluation research.
