Sentence examples for a general occurrence from inspiring English sources

Null alleles at microsatellites is a general occurrence reported in essentially all species where two-generation analysis required for genetic mapping or paternity determination have been carried out (reviewed in [ 52]).

Force-induced folding barriers are likely a general occurrence for ultrafast folding biomolecules studied with single-molecule force spectroscopy.

Senescence, or a decline in abilities, signals advancing age in mammals but is not a general occurrence in the animal kingdom.

Wiltschko feels the study is "really well done" but thinks more research is needed before claiming that this is a general occurrence.

If our work indicates a general occurrence of a mobility perspective in Western countries, this policy discourse needs to be taken into consideration when framing national planning goals and legislation, as well as when setting guidelines for the handling of issues related to speed limits in public administration on regional and local levels.

This strongly suggests that maintenance of tissue-specific gene extinction is a general occurrence in these tumours (Figures 4 A and B).

The triumph of news is that it so seldom appears to be really new, but merely a fresh instance of a familiar general occurrence.

Based on these initial findings we here report in-depth bioinformatic analyses focusing specifically on highly similar intra-genome homologs, or synologs, among carbohydrate metabolism genes, as well as an analysis of the general occurrence of very similar synologs in prokaryotes.

The general occurrence on carcinomas makes MET a marker for metastatic risk stratification.

A list of strains used for assessment of the general occurrence of the bacteriocin gene is provided in the Electronic supplementary materials (ESM; Table S 1).

To explore the general occurrence of BY-kinases in bacteria, a large-scale in silico analysis of BY-kinase genes was performed on the available complete bacterial and archaeal genomes.