Sentence examples for both common and specific from inspiring English sources
The main objective of the paper is to reveal both common and specific features of high-, mid- and low-latitude ionosphere.
Combining molecular analyses with in vitro and in vivo functional assays, we demonstrated that CD127− and CD127+ ELPs emerged independently from lympho-mono-dendritic progenitors, responded differently to Notch1 signals, underwent divergent modes of lineage restriction, and displayed both common and specific differentiation potentials.
Considering the abovementioned NMR spectroscopy studies and our prior interictal VEP studies in migraine with aura [14, 15], we reasoned that subgroups of migraine with aura patients would show both common and specific neurophysiological abnormalities.
It also emphasizes the existence of both common and specific defence systems.
Functional profiling uncovered both common and specific requirements to cope with different cell wall damages.
Furthermore, we show that two different mutations in MAPT, N279K and P301L, cause both common and specific phenotypes.
Together with chromosome specific analysis of TERRA promoters and transcripts, a complex picture of both common and chromosome specific epigenetic changes at human subtelomeres upon cellular senescence emerges.
These findings demonstrate both common and task specific activations within the language system.
The OD2 domain is likely responsible for sex-specific splicing activation or repression of downstream factors [ 25], and is modified by sex-specific splicing to maintain both common and male/female-specific portions; the common portion exhibits a greater degree of conservation within and among insect taxa than the C-terminal sex-specific portion [ 18, 26].
One possible business model, says Mr Sharp, is for mobile operators to share a national DVB-H network, carrying both common and operator-specific channels.
A latent class model with both common and class-specific random parameters is applied to better account for the influence of heterogeneity in the respondents' choices.
