The phrase "a common prototype in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a frequently occurring model or example within a specific context or field.
Example: "The smartphone has become a common prototype in modern communication technology."
Alternatives: "a typical model in" or "a standard example in".
When the coexpression of a set of genes associated with prototype k of P. falciparum is conserved, the homologs of these genes in the reference species also tend to share a common prototype k' in this species.
In [24], the problem of impulsive diffusive source localization was solved assuming the spatial sensor measurements at any sensor location as a scaled and shifted version of a common prototype function, leading to solving a set of linear equations.
However this sequence deviates from the common prototype in sheep and other mammals in that it contains an additional 6 nucleotides and does not represent the most prevalent allelic type in our sample set.
The court tombs are intimately related to the British long-barrow series of the Severn-Cotswold and chalk regions and probably derive from more or less common prototypes in northwestern France.
(2) Proteomic experiment results: quantitative proteomics approaches were applied to investigate changes in protein expression in AS (the most common prototype of SpA) monocytes in comparison with healthy controls [ 53].
In 1999 they started testing a prototype, focusing on a common complication in pharmaceutical testing.
The goals include collecting information in a common format, developing prototype methods for gathering information on the phone and Internet and creating a follow-up questionnaire for medical providers.
For this reason, rate enhancement is a common initial goal in transforming a prototype reaction to a bona fide bioorthogonal transformation.
Baumrind [ 1] was a pioneer in this area and first described three common prototypes of adult control of children: Permissive, authoritarian and authoritative.
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