Sentence examples for aspects share from inspiring English sources

Other industry aspects share common needs, like financial services' risk operations and pharma's research operations that are very compute intensive.

The established FP assay not only can be used to identify the antigenicity of peptides with standard antibody, but can also be used to detect antibodies in serum samples with known antigenic peptides because the usages of FP assay in the two aspects share the same principle and procedures.

The present study suggests that heparanase, despite of having a different type of substrate, may, in some aspects, share redundancy with MMP family members by virtue of its action on a common global substrate, namely the extracellular matrix and basement membrane.

SteadyHealth.com [ 25] is an online health-related community intended for users to educate themselves on health related aspects, share their experiences and exchange access to health-related resources.

This coupling of molecular and structural templates may be interesting, convenient and even relevant if both aspects share common molecular processes as at least partially demonstrated in several experimental studies.

Also, structural MRI aspects shared high correlation with histological results in identical animals.

More recently such research has focused both on aspects of brain organization that are unique to humans and aspects shared with other primates.

These explanations may be associated with aspects shared with other patient groups, such as the media's presentation of research, and a lack of familiarity with research evidence.

It is only starting from the 1990s that genetic and immunological aspects shared by IBDs and psoriasis have been focused on.

An aspect shared by the successful studies was the meticulous experimental characterization of the original matrices and respective fractions regarding their teratogenic effects and developmental toxicity potential.

In some respects, the only aspect shared between both states is the term stress [1] [3].