The phrase "a common intersection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a point where two or more things meet or overlap, often in discussions about ideas, interests, or physical locations.
Example: "The conference will focus on a common intersection of technology and education, exploring how digital tools can enhance learning."
Alternatives: "a shared point" or "a mutual convergence".
These cascades are initiated through three pathways: Classical pathway (CP), Alternative pathway (AP) and Lectin Pathway (LP) with all three pathways merging through a common intersection complement C3 [31, 32, 33, 34].
With actual measurements, the condition (13) does not hold for every pair of nodes because the radio channel is usually anisotropic, so that not all the rings (16) have a common intersection.
It is possible that repression of virulence gene expression in the two ΔdltA mutants is accomplished by two different regulatory pathways that share rgg as a common intersection in the altered regulatory network.
Similarly, the maximal set of intervals sharing a common intersection that cannot be extended by adding an additional sample corresponds to a maximal clique, a clique that cannot be extended with an additional vertex.
The behavioural dimension of opportunistic behaviour in transaction cost theory and the loss of autonomy from the perspective of resource dependence offer – through a common intersection – another potential explanatory approach.
We do not directly compare the extended model with the basic, as the two do not lend themselves to a fair comparison -- for instance, the basic model requires equal gene contents across all leaves, something that can only be achieved by restricting the data to a common intersection, thereby catastrophically reducing sensitivity.
A group S of species is considered monophyletic in an unrooted phylogenetic tree if every leaf of the smallest sub-tree containing all species from S are in S. For every connected component of the graph G, we tested if: there exists a unique common intersection to all BPRs; the non-human species involved in the component are monophyletic.
Together, they form a lattice of operator ideals whose common intersection is the compact operators.
Full-length protein sequences were included with our dataset of 125 008 non-redundant proteins into a single FASTA file, and the common intersection of source protein data among the three datasets was found using Warren Gish's nrdb (http://blast.wustl.edu/pub/nrdb/nrdb2).edu/pub/nrdb/nrdb2
The first step in determining recurrent SCNAs is to find regions of common intersection between intervals across a subset of samples (Fig. 2A).
It has also been proposed that the causal pathways from negative symptoms to functional outcomes may be due to a common neurocognitive intersection [ 26].
