Sentence examples for being common to both from inspiring English sources

Overall, as many as 20 possible constraints were mentioned by livestock owners, with 13 being common to both study areas.

A difference in actin-binding efficiency of PGK-FL5 and PGK-FL3 could be explained by the occurrence of two distinct actin-interacting sites located in PGK N-terminal part, the first one being specific to PGK-FL3 and located within the amino acids 1-48, and the second site being common to both fragments within amino acids 49-101.

Only the response within a narrower frequency range from around 50 to 90 Hz differed between faces and scrambled stimuli, with higher frequency components being common to both.

The former produced a 32-item instrument and the latter 36-item measure, with only 20 items being common to both.

Surprisingly, 'resistance' as a functional category, is relatively poorly represented among genes expressed specifically in V. riparia, many of them instead being common to both species.

However the cost of the fluorescent beads (£1.60 or $3.00 per test) is in the same order as single sequencing reactions, and with all other reagents and consumables being common to both techniques, Trans-Cistor compares favorably in economic terms.

The first is common to both: indiscipline.

But these risks were common to both parties.

This allows eliminating noise that is common to both signals.

There was overlap between Jewish and Sinti names; Weiss, Rosenberg, Bamberger were common to both communities.

Yes, Ellena had replied, you're smelling molecules that are common to both.