"Romantic obsession may be common to both shows," Billington observes, "but where one may feel sympathy for a doomed outsider, it is hard to feel much for an omnipotent impresario".
Von R. Eshleman, a professor emeritus of electrical engineering at Stanford, said that the principles developed by Dr. Bracewell in radio astronomy were directly applicable to tomography, and that "the mathematics he worked out turned out to be common to both fields".
Although CMEs are responsible for space weather effects, they can be still closely related to flares: the eruption process has been understood to be common to both the mass ejection and flare heating (see e.g., Gosling 1990).
Many of these will be common to both specialties such as clinical orientation to include knowledge of the disease under investigation and the most appropriate imaging test for the clinical situation, communications skills, patient safety issues and resuscitation techniques. 2.
Taken together, this study reveals that cultured dental papilla cells from postnatal mammals (adult, juvenile, and newborn) retain inductive molecular signals that must be common to both hair and teeth follicles.
The ratio Open image in new window reflects the effect of other factors on the evolution from period I to period II, assumed to be common to both the treated and comparison sites (η can be considered as a trend parameter).
Comparing the QTLs detected by Sato et al. (2008a, b) with those of Katara et al. (2010), four chromosomal regions may be common to both studies: (1) qBS2 and BSq2.2 v&i, (2) qBSfR4 and BSq4.1 v&i, (3) qBS9, unnamed QTL reported in Sato et al. (2008b) and BSq9.1v, and (4) qBSfR11qBSfR11, and BSq11.2v.
This study was designed to examine the relationships between depressive behaviors and concentrations of circulating lipids and lipid signaling molecules that may be common to both CHD and depression in a cohort of cynomolgus monkeys (Macaca fascicularis) consuming a 'Western' diet, enriched with saturated fat and cholesterol.
These ratios are known to be sensitive to weathering rates of continental rock, which may be common to both mechanisms through climate change.
Sixty-six substrates were found to be common to both the rabbit reticulocyte lysate and HeLa S-100 fraction (Table 2).
Consequently, our results cannot be interpreted to solely reflect mLDH neuronal expression, as mLDH may be common to both neurons and astrocytes.
