They clicked right away, discovered little things they had in common: a liking for green jasmine tea and Anne Rice novels.
More interactions could be found using GeneMANIA [ 38], leading to a network which is widely connected by coexpression and common pathways like, for example, "epithelial cell proliferation" and "extracellular matrix organization".
Unlike his first wife, she had much in common with him, including a liking for squash, tennis, golf and dancing.
Try coming up with your own abbreviation system, or use common ones like b/t for between, bc for because, wo for without, and cd for could.
Our results above provide strong support for a common Poisson-like process for modeling game tempo across all four sports.
"We seem to be getting new technologies that are effective for common conditions, like congestive heart failure, like emphysema," he went on.
When using behind-the-scenes keywords, include common misspellings, like "caribean" for "Caribbean", and plural forms, such as "dictionaries" for "dictionary".
But studies on surgical treatments for more common diseases, like a colectomy for colon cancer, have reported only marginal differences in outcomes between higher-volume elite hospitals and regular community hospitals, said Dr. Birkmeyer.
The McKinney pool incident this summer reminded us of the danger which lurks when white and black people try to share a common medium, like water, for fun.
ErbB4 ligands, like other members of the EGF superfamily, contain a common EGF-like domain essential for their activity.
Much like in English, the French have other vocabulary for common times, like half-hours ("demi") and quarter hours ("quart").
