Sentence examples for as a shared feature from inspiring English sources

Although ascidiate carpel is inferred ancestral in angiosperms (Endress and Doyle 2009), it cannot be taken as a shared feature for ANITA if the Illiciaceae are taken into consideration (Endress and Igersheim 2000).

HPr-mediated CCR is emerging as a shared feature of the firmicute phylum with evidence of its presence in all firmicutes studied to date [ 3].

Comparisons can be incorporated into study design, ad-hoc, as in the case of Lee et al. (1998) above; researchers can select as case studies several countries with a shared feature (Brugha et al. 2005), see Box 1; or comparison can be made post-hoc, as in the case of Walt et al. (1999).

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We report 5' and 3' IOS as an additional shared feature of the two mt chromosomes.

As an event classifier, it picks up the holistic feature of that episode from onset to ending as well as the shared feature of a non-volitional 'happening'happening

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"Most modern civil aircraft are now designed with further developments in mind, as well as sharing features and parts to reduce training and operational costs," says Hayward. "Airbus is probably more successful in this respect as a family than Boeing has been". .

As ancestrally shared features are the result of a common evolutionary history, shared features evolved by recurrent evolution are often the result of common evolutionary forces acting on different lineages.

Moreover, other factors might also have an impact on MetS, such as lifestyle and shared features of hormonal, immunologic, and autonomic nervous system dysregulation between mental disorders and MetS [ 5, 11, 12].