Sentence examples for both common and high from inspiring English sources

Taken together with the current findings, this suggests that 15q14 plays a role in both common and high myopia.

It is both common and carries a high relative risk, of the order of fourfold to fivefold for more than 75% density compared with less than 10% dense [ 3].

The main objective of the paper is to reveal both common and specific features of high-, mid- and low-latitude ionosphere.

We applied a data reduction strategy to identify both common and rare/private somatic events with high functional potential.

Assuming that functionally important genes can also be mutated more rarely and in specific tumor contexts, we performed whole-exome sequencing of three pre-B cALL patients and their parents and applied a data reduction strategy to identify both common and novel rare/private events with high functional potential (Fig.  1).

The distilled rice alcohol was chosen for this study because it is both common and also it has a higher ABV, and thus may pose more health risks.

Comparison of the expression patterns of ripening-related TFs and down-stream effectors such as cell wall genes between papaya, fleshy fruits and Arabidopsis indicated both common and unique features in these higher regulatory networks governing ripening.

In the Lebanese population, the incidence of both common and rare genetic diseases is relatively high compared to neighbour countries [ 3] due to the existence of several communities and consanguineous marriage.

Our analysis reveals that low-impact incidents are common, and high-impact incidents are rare.

The following correction was published on 15 April 2012: Our debate, "Should we worry about the rise and rise of Pret" (New Review) said: "Their products are LCD (lowest common denominator) rather than HCF (highest common factor), but their LCD is higher than anyone else's…" To clarify: both lowest common denominator and highest common factor relate to a pair of numbers.

The YLDs had more importance in cancers that are both common (high incidence) and with moderate or good survival, such as breast, colorectum, prostate and cervical cancers.