The phrase "a common true" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey a notion of something being widely accepted as true, but it lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "It is a common truth that hard work leads to success."
Alternatives: "a widely accepted truth" or "a common fact".
Fixed effect analysis assumes that all studies in the meta-analysis share a common true effect size.
All non-chromosomal anomalies are very broad and heterogeneous, with different aetiologies that can hardly be related to a common true change in risk.
If isoform specific regulation is indeed a common true biological phenomenon we would expect those genes to have more than one known isoform.
It is pretty clear that the larger the heterogeneity, the harder it is to defend choosing a fixed effect model, as different studies cannot be assumed to provide estimates of a common, true effect.
If you put two common true katydids in a room, they will take turns singing.
Moreover, the natural sympathy Brink suggests between the white women and the African men strains credulity; they share a common enemy, true, but the loyalty they profess to each other seems overemphasized.
When a large number of studies have been done on a single subject, the data should follow a pattern: studies with a large sample size should all cluster around a common value the true result whereas those with a smaller sample size should exhibit a random scattering, since they're subject to greater sampling error.
Dot-quotes form a common noun true of items in any language that play the role performed in our language by the tokens exhibited between them, So, any expression that is a functional counterpart to 'red' can be described as a ·red·.
Britain does not need to be further divided – instead we need to unite behind the values we share in common: true British values of decency, respect, tolerance.
Nonetheless, larger sample sizes and additional sample sets that have common true positive indels will be required in order to test the performance of this strategy.
In our opinion, interpretation of these results should be done with caution, especially when common true pathogens such as S. pyogenes or S. aureus are detected.
