Sentence examples for be common to each from inspiring English sources

Thus, although the seven questions may be common to each, the subsequent review processes can range markedly in their scope, complexity and cost.

Pathway analysis for the differentially expressed genes identified toll-like receptor signaling pathway to be common to each S. aureus-infected comparison.

Although this property would be common to each individual situation, it could still be the target of the omission process if there was good reason to believe that it is an irrelevant feature of the situation.

Similar to the present dataset, the cortical electrophysiological phenotype was demonstrated to be common to each of the R6/2, YAC128 and CAG140 KI mouse models of HD (Cummings et al., 2009).

Several architectural elements are common to each system examined in this study.

One of the conspiracies had two participants; the other had three; and one defendant Katz, was common to each.

They chose both species, hoping that, if any results were common to each, this might indicate that they also could occur in other mammals, including, potentially, us.

Dependence on solar activity (determined by F10.7), magnetic activity (determined by Dst), universal time of measurement and magnetic position (invariant latitude and magnetic local time) are common to each climatology.

Be that as it may, feelings of isolation, persecution and unhappiness with society are common to each of us.

μ is the natural mortality, which is not attributed to disease and is common to each category.

As expected from the forward tests, the basic slip pattern for HOM (Fig. 7a) is common to each structure.