Most studies of perinatal lamb mortality do not distinguish between stillbirths and early neonatal deaths but consider these as a common entity when, for instance, evaluating determinants for perinatal deaths.
For instance, the page on abortion explains how pro-choice Americans view abortion as a common medical procedure, while pro-life Americans view it as taking a human life.
For instance, over-expression of MUC1 carrying truncated and sialylated O-glycans is considered as a common feature of breast and other carcinomas (Taylor-Papadimitriou et al, 2002).
If such instance is found, it is declared as "FOUT" and all such common instances are stored in "FOUTVECTOR".
Three of the genes, unc-2, unc-36, and slo-1, appear to act in a common pathway, as evidenced, for instance, by the fact that double mutants have quantitatively indistinguishable phenotypes from single mutants.
Common instances of this data type are identifiers such as username and email address as well as passwords used to verify an identity.
Ocular manifestations of CAD are a common finding, for instance, occurring as amaurosis fugax caused by acute embolic central retinal artery occlusion or as a chronic retinal ischemia in the form of ocular ischemic syndrome (OIS).
"Scholarship instruments" - Some instruments are called "scholarship instruments" by band directors as they are a part of a typical concert, jazz, and/or marching band, but they're not as common as, for instance, the trumpet or clarinet.
Cs and Rs might have a common cause, for instance.
As C-terminal sequence homology between common members of large protein families has been postulated to heavily contribute to individual nmer counts in frequency calculations [ 18], our test statistic (z-score) tallied any multiple tripeptide counts arising from members of a common gene family as a single instance.
Despite the unusual and often severe nature of symptoms, FMSS can be seen as an extreme instance of a common phenomenon in predictive coding networks the overweighting of prior beliefs over sensory data which underlies normal experiences from optical illusions to placebo effects.
