Sentence examples for by the common occurrence from inspiring English sources
These relations are also supported by the common occurrence of other small shelly fossils.
The former strategies suffer from complications due to peak overlap, primarily in regions close to the diagonal, while the latter strategies are negatively impacted by the common occurrence of strong coupling in sugars, which requires a reliable assessment of their influence in the context of RDC determination.
The distribution is further complicated by the common occurrence of dPGM paralogs, while iPGM paralogs are rare.
It has been suggest that the loss of an individual intron may be the result of a nonhomologous recombination stimulated by the common occurrence of short direct repeats in or near the 5' and 3' splice sites [41].
The third pattern is defined by the common occurrence of a given set of TFBS classes among the orthologous monocot genes but not in the orthologous dicot gene(s) and paralogs ('lineage-specific').
The first pattern is characterized by the common occurrence of certain TFBS classes among orthologs and paralogs, reflecting the total regulatory information shared by all members of a given clade that was established by the radial tree.
Chief among barriers identified by practitioners was the common occurrence of depression in patients with multiple health problems.
Several years later, these findings were supported in a canine model of mitral valve fibrosis characterized by left atrial enlargement and the common occurrence of atrial arrhythmias [ 29].
As well as improving the diagnosis of cassava viruses, the development of multiplex RT-PCR protocols have revealed the common occurrence of mixed infections by CBSV and CBSUV in cassava fields of Tanzania and Kenya, which was contrary to the common belief until recently that these two viruses have existed separately.
Compliance to national treatment strategy for P. vivax malaria, three-day chloroquine (CQ) (total dosage 25 mg/kg) and seven-day primaquine (PQ) (total dosage of 210 mg/kg), is often relatively low as symptoms usually disappear after three days while the common occurrence of side effects by PQ reduces the motivation of the patients to complete the treatment [5].
Thus, BCR-ABL oncogene inactivation cannot change this epigenetic/genetic context in differentiated tumour cells in agreement with the common occurrence of tumour relapse by which tumours evolve to escape oncogene dependence.
