The phrase "a relatively small common" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe a small shared characteristic or feature among a group, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "In our study, we found a relatively small common interest among the participants."
Alternatives: "a relatively small shared" or "a relatively small mutual".
People with memory loss are now known to have less anxiety, for example, in relatively small common areas, analogous to rooms in a house, said John Zeisel, who is president of Hearthstone, a chain of Alzheimer's care facilities based in Lexington, Mass., and teaches a seminar at Harvard on designing for dementia.
We argue, with the help of an empirical growth model, that the traditional gains from regional integration are bound to be limited for three reasons: the Caribbean economies' openness, the relatively small common market, and the countries' similar factor endowments.
cryptoleucus) is fairly similar to the relatively small common ravens of the American southwest and is best distinguished by the still relatively smaller size of its bill, beard and body and relatively longer tail.
We can rationalize the relatively small common set and relatively large set of bivalent promoters for each individual cell type in several ways.
Within the context of Genetics and Infectious Diseases (as represented in these vignettes), participants identified a relatively small, but common set of defined resource types (general and specialty pediatric texts, generalist colleagues).
But it's known that segment size is larger in populations that have a relatively small number of common ancestors, because as the number of founding fathers (and mothers) increases, the number of possible segments that could be inherited increases.
From systematically analyzing the kinase scaffolds extracted from Pfizer crystal structure database (CSDb) we recognize that large number of kinase inhibitors of diverse chemical structures are derived from a relatively small number of common scaffolds.
Unexpectedly, HNSCC TIF had a relatively small overlap of common proteins with plasma (40% overlap, Fig. 3a).
As depicted in the conceptual molecular model (Fig. 5), apart from a relatively small number of common strategies used by P. temperata and X. koppenhoeferi to cause infection of R. majalis, most upregulated genes were different between the two bacteria, suggesting vastly different pathways to bring about infection of the same insect host.
In any case, the issue of specimen-to-specimen variability, compounded by a relatively small sample size, is a common problem in biomechanical studies [26, 30, 34, 37, 38, 42].
