Sentence examples for common by the two from inspiring English sources
8. Discussion on matters related to both tracks to be decided upon in common by the two tracks.
e, The average number of genes that are different between two accessions in which all combinations of the 453 accessions were considered, and the proportions were calculated as the number of such differentiating genes adjusted by the gene numbers held in common by the two genome types.
To determine the inter-observer agreement, the first 10 patients were examined in common by the two operators.
The genes identified in common by the two studies tended to be classical T-cell associated genes with high discrimination rankings in both studies.
These demonstrate features held in common by the two rearrangements, first they are both translocations, and second, they both share a 2,227,883 bp pericentric inversion with respect to chromosome I of the laboratory strain.
In addition if the stringency for DE gene selection is weakened for the microarray data by moving the cut off point to corrected p-value of ≤0.08, the number of genes detected as DE in common by the two platforms increases to 426 from 274 (not shown).
It was striking that several substrates were lost in common by the three metabolically-restricted clones.
Peak negative cross-correlations at time zero ± 5 ms were assumed to indicate polarity reversal at the contact held in common by the respective two contact pairs (Brown et al., 2001; Kühn et al., 2004).
The striking discrepancy in the proportions of non-additively expressed genes associated with nascent allohexaploidization for the same species (common wheat) by the three studies could be due to various factors, such as differences in the developmental stage of the leaf tissue investigated or the different organs studied (leaf vs. shoot).
Mr. Lowe highlighted some of the common problems shared by the two countries in putting overhauls in place.
The two genetic surveys indicate "that there may be common origins shared by the two groups, but also that there were extensive contacts and settlements," Dr. Rodrigue said.
