The phrase "a common shared pattern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing similarities or recurring themes in data, behavior, or phenomena.
Example: "In our analysis, we identified a common shared pattern among the responses that indicated a preference for remote work."
Alternatives: "a typical pattern" or "a frequently observed pattern".
Both Nematoda and Arthropoda belong to Ecdysozoa, sharing the common pattern of growth-by-molting [ 32, 33], therefore these protein families likely reflect the evolutionary conservation between these organisms at the molecular level.
Nonetheless, future work designed to infer effects of anthropogenic activities may be enhanced once common shared historical patterns are taken into account.
The existence of shared patterns of a common WGD predating the divergence of barley and rice was supported by three observations in our data: (i) The pattern of macro-synteny between barley and rice was highly conserved.
But if we stop looking for the "racist" or "antiracist" intent within people and instead within the shared, patterned, and common ways that people interact and make sense of the world within the context of those interactions, we can move beyond the common and often misleading ways of dividing the world into simplistic dichotomies of good and bad.
The first function, common to all cell lines, learns the shared patterns of compound activity against all cell lines (e.g. substructures enriched for compound activity).
This allows us to calculate the correlation between the informative parts of the ipsi- and contralateral patterns, independent of noise levels or a common activation pattern shared by all contra- and ipsilateral activations.
PFGE typing showed that of the 12 patient isolates retrievable, 7 shared a common PFGE pattern (denoted EZ1), 2 shared a different profile (EZ2), 1 had a further identifiable profile (EZ3), and 2 others had unique profiles.
All SHAPE signatures fall into seven clusters, each containing a group of nucleotides sharing a common pattern of SHAPE reactivity changes as a function of Rev concentration.
We have demonstrated that the physical distributions of genomic elements within Arabidopsis chromosomes were highly heterogeneous, yet shared a common distributional pattern.
Let-7a, in a cluster with let-7b, shared a common expression pattern as did miRNAs let-7e and miR-125a (3p & 5p) both in a cluster with miR-99b.
