Sentence examples for as a common trait from inspiring English sources
Thus, neutral storage lipids could be considered as a common trait in taxonomically non related bacterial strains, although it was only studied in a small number of bacteria.
Through its attachment to these proteins, DSS1 may play a role as a common trait of the target proteins leading to the recognition of certain E3 ligase thus assists their subsequent ubiquitination and degradation via the ubiquitin-proteasome system.
The presence of neutrophils in the target tissue appears as a common trait in the pathogenesis of various autoimmune or autoinflammatory diseases (Mocsai, 2013).
Indeed, up-regulated glycolytic capability and overall tumour aggressiveness is being recognised as a common trait of many cancers (for example, see recent review[ 15]).
These small unicellular cyanobacteria (diameter 1 µm or less) share reduced genome sizes (<3 Mb) as a common trait, and seem to have arisen from ancestors with larger genomes (Larsson et al. 2011) that, inferred from the phylogeny, lived in terrestrial, brackish, or perhaps freshwater environments (Sánchez-Baracaldo et al. 2005).
This is intriguing inasmuch as disturbed speech production is a common trait of Alzheimer disease (32), a disease that has been previously linked to CNS insulin resistance (33).
Conversely, an edge between two proteins can also be placed if the two proteins share a common trait, such as being targeted by the same drug or causing the same disease.
But that's a common trait in Icelandics.
One is almost bound to find a common trait.
Naivete is a common trait, a crucial one in the case of Tatiana Romanova, deployed as bait in From Russia with Love.
