Sentence examples for a rather common feature from inspiring English sources

Further deterioration may thus result by mechanical expansion of cracks and fissures by damaging plant roots, a rather common feature in the tropics.

This suggests that extensions in tissue are a rather common feature and that cells in culture preserve the ability to form similar, physiologically relevant structures.

A rather common feature of the gastric caecum in the Irregularia is its position at the outer edge of the anterior stomach.

Additionally, the study did not consider hierarchical population structure, a rather common feature of natural populations with important implications for population genetics inferences (Robertson 1975).

We found that a decreased ability to degrade NETs was a rather common feature of SLE with 41% of the patients at least once, but commonly more than once, displaying a reduced ability to degrade NETs.

Together this shows that the ability to degrade NETs may vary for each patient over time and also that a decreased ability to degrade NETs is a rather common feature of SLE and corresponds well to previous findings [ 7, 8].

However, poor bioavailability and limited in vivo half-life are rather common features of many kinase inhibitors that usually are highly hydrophobic compounds.

We set a minimum support and a minimum confidence of 1% and 10%, respectively, to detect rare patterns representing disease predisposing cases more rather common features appeared in normal cases.

However, this is a rather common mishap.

In plants polyploidy is a rather common phenomenon [ 24- 26].

Contagious keratoconjunctivitis is a rather common disease in Norwegian sheep.