Range width has been suggested as a general characteristic of invasion success [16], [19], [21], attributable either to greater physiological tolerance (e.g., eurythermality), increased propagule pressure (see [43]), or both.
Amyloid aggregation is considered as a general characteristic of proteins, being the amyloid fibril the most stable state for the polypeptide chain [ 45].
Aberrant G1 control is not solely attributable to p53 but seems to be so common as to be a general characteristic of cancerous cells (Massague, 2004).
He considered their Moravian modulation, as he called it, a general characteristic of this region's folk music.
It would be very important to determine when increased gamma connectivity was a general characteristic of DRs as it could explain more general problems in learning and processing speed that have been associated with DRs. Future studies should examine the ability of neural networks to shift and reorganize in DRs and TRs to determine if there is a role for such differences in dyslexia.
A general characteristic, or Universal, such as redness or roundness, can occur in any one of indefinitely many instances.
This suppression appears to be a general characteristic of microsporidian infection, as similar results were found in all studied systems, including non-human malaria (e.g. P. yoelii [4]) as well as P. falciparum developing in A. stephensi [3] or the main African vector, A. gambiae [6].
Based on these findings, a close relationship with the care recipient, [ 14, 25, 26] more hours of caregiving [ 27] and living with the care recipient [ 12, 28] as well as general characteristics such as employment, [ 28, 29] or lack of social support [ 17, 30- 32] can be identified as potential risk indicators for emotional disorders among informal caregivers.
At the same time they registered the corresponding symptoms and signs as well as general characteristics and contextual information by checking each item if positive on a pre-printed form.
23 We computed contingency tables for variables of interest as well as general characteristics of the study population.
As Nick Cooney writes in his book on the psychology of activism, Change of Heart: "As a general human characteristic, people accept inner responsibility for a choice only in the absence of a strong external pressure to make that choice".
