They found that cancer cells from different animals shared distinctive genetic markers not found in the animals themselves.
A striking finding is the fact that these very different pharmacological reagents share distinctive phenotypic outputs: increased levels and half-life of NICD and extended period of the clock gene oscillations.
These three families share distinctive floral features not or seldom found in other Magnoliidae groups, such as the presence of inner staminodes that cover the stigma at the end of the female phase [ 64], and spiral phyllotaxy of all floral organs [ 65, 66].
Unexpectedly, we found that all Gomafu RNA examined shared a distinctive feature: tandem repeats of UACUAAC, a sequence that has been identified as a conserved intron branch point in the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae.
The tetraploid transformants of 'Hawaii 4' that we examined all shared a distinctive leaf morphology, which manifested as a quantifiably altered ratio (B/A) of central leaflet to overall leaf width.
All the volunteers shared a distinctive look: day by day, their clothes got dirtier, and their faces drew tighter, and their eyes looked more exhausted.
These findings demonstrate that the feature statistics of distinctiveness (shared vs. distinctive) and correlational strength, as well as the task demands, determine how concept meaning is processed in the conceptual system.
With enough dedication to made Sherlock proud they sought and shared a distinctive mix of house, techno and miscellaneous music with an ever-growing crowd.
The group B proteomes shared a distinctive amino acid framework; for example, the proteomes contained the highest percentages of polar and uncharged amino acids and the lowest percentages of hydrophobic amino acids, and the most heterocyclic amino acids and the least aliphatic amino acids, among the 11 groups.
Chaurasia belonged to the Senia gharana (a community of performers who share a distinctive musical style), and he developed a rich personal style after years of experimentation and dedicated practice.
