Sentence examples for are primarily common from inspiring English sources

Agrobacteria are generally Ti plasmid free and are primarily common soilborne organisms able to live commensally in plant rhizospheres (Savka et al. 2002; Hartmann et al. 2009).

It should also be noted that the oligonucleotides diagnostic for one species are primarily common among the sub-territories of the species, e.g. the characteristic over-representation of CCC+GGG in the tetrapods other than chicken is observed regardless of intra-genomic G+C% differences such as isochores of chicken (Fig.  1Biii).

In more detail, positive and negative directions of the regression line were primarily common among the three areas, although the slope angle appear to differ; Table 1 lists Pearson's correlation coefficients calculated separately for the three areas.

The solicited AEs reported were primarily common local and general symptoms: injection site-related AEs, irritability in young children and muscle aches in older children and adults.

After all, reformers are primarily seeking a Common Brand, if not a Common Rebrand.

Universities where students recently voted down fee increases seem to have a couple of things in common: They are primarily commuter colleges, where students may be less invested in sports; and they either do not compete in major football conferences or do not have football, which is the largest revenue sport.

Allowing for different rates of cultural transmission from sick and well individuals is important, since treatments for many ailments, ranging from snake bites to the common cold, are primarily applied when sick, and discontinued, or practiced at a less frequent rate, when the sufferer has recovered.

Extragenital tumors are distinctively less common and are primarily located in the pelvic peritoneum, retroperitoneum, broad and round ligaments, vesicouterine pouch, and rectouterine pouch.

Common early signs are primarily delays and deficits in response to name and joint attention and limited or perseverative early play.

On the rise in hate attacks, police said the main type of offence seen during the 16-30 June period was "violence against the person, which is primarily harassment, common assault and other violence (verbal abuse, spitting and 'barging')".

This was primarily a common genetic aetiology although family functioning and a single informant rating on both sets of symptoms also contributed to this association.