Sentence examples for a relative common from inspiring English sources

Overlapped genes are also a relative common feature of prokaryotic genomes.

But a new study points to a more efficient way to find them: Search the DNA of people from a culture in which marrying a relative is common.

One of Newton's principal reasons for distinguishing between an "absolute" (or "mathematical") and a "relative" (or "common") conception of space is to ground a distinction between true and merely relative motion.

The turtle may have been a relative to common freshwater species that are found in the region today.

Nevertheless, the PB2, HA, NP and NS genes of the two latter Swedish SIVs appeared to have a relative recent common ancestor.

One of the advantages of ARMS-PCR is that the assay is designed to amplify a relative larger common fragment of DNA that flanks the mutation site in all samples regardless of their mutation status.

This data is enabling comparative analysis of time trends in a relative prevalence of common RDs.

The surprising and novel findings that centenarians do not appear to have a relative lack of common complex disease risk alleles, and that some genetic variants appear to 'buffer' or protect against specific risk alleles, are discussed in detail.

Rare replicators are at a relative advantage compared to common ones, because they have more chance to be complemented by all the common types within a small metabolic neighbourhood – more common replicators have less chance to find at least one rare type molecule nearby and thus to get copied.

But almost all Syrian families have these in common: a relative who's been killed or wounded, who is detained or wanted.

G z) is a convex set in a Euclidean space having a relative interior point in common; see Rockafellar [[7], Theorem 6.5].