Sentence examples for a common composition from inspiring English sources

Interdiffusion coefficients are evaluated at the intersection points of two independent diffusion paths sharing a common composition.

A second possible reason or contributing factor for the disappearance of significant differences in the spectral peak wavelength among the different HuS concentration conditions after 24 h is that the protein corona evolved to a common composition over time for NPs incubated in the different serum conditions.

The average community composition of degraded reef systems exposed to high levels of stress and disturbance tends to be more predictable than community composition on reefs that are subject to lower levels of stress and disturbance because degraded reefs tend to a common composition.

En passant capture is a common theme in chess compositions.

Do these amino acid sequences share any common composition or structural features among different effectors in different bacterial species?

All media had a common salt composition and included the same amounts of glucose and vitamins but differed in their amino acid content.

Figure 2 shows the experimentally determined concentration of major and trace elements in aqueous solutions and hydrous melts at HP to UHP conditions relative to the pelitic protolith that has a common crustal composition (Additional file 2: Table S1).

Both biodiesel and hydrocarbon fuels yield a common soot composition dominated by CxH+y ions, stabilomer PAHs, and fullerenes in the positive ion mass spectrum, and C−x and C2xH− in the negative ion spectrum.

Comparison of individual specimens revealed that catheter biofilm communities are not characterized by a common species composition.

Identical site numbers of both 5S and 25S rDNA among all the octoploid subspecies of F. chiloensis and F. virginiana suggest that the wild octoploid species are closely related and very likely share a common genome composition or even have a common ancestor, as proposed by phylogenetic analysis based on different DNA sequences [ 13, 30, 45].

As illustrated in Figure 4, other than motifs 1 and 3 which are the WRKY domains widely distributed in all 59 proteins, VvWRKY members within the same subgroups were generally found to share a common motif composition, as illustrated in Figure 4.