The regional centromere is the most common organization for centromeres in humans and most model organisms characterized to date, including Neurospora crassa (Centola and Carbon, 1994), Arabidopsis thaliana (Copenhaver et al., 1999), Drosophila melanogaster (Sun et al., 2003), and Oryza sativa (rice) (Nagaki et al., 2004).
The Directive fulfils one of the aims provided for by the common organization of the market in beef and veal (Regulation 805/68).
Ordinance on the conditions for granting support within the common organization of the market in wine.
As similar features underlie stimulus-induced movements in other animals, we infer the possibility of a common circuit organization for movement control that can be dissected in Drosophila.
For instance, it is common for organizations to produce reports on infections and patient falls on a monthly basis and those reports only reflect what has already occurred, not what is happening now or is expected to occur in the future.
Risk Of Returns: When comparing options, it is common for organizations to judge alternatives based on the rate of return the organization expects to receive on its existing assets, as well as new assets that may be purchased in connection with a plan.
It's also common for organizations to work with foreign contractors who are remote by, for example, outsourcing software development to Estonia.
It is common for organizations like Nocsae to balance the changing of standards, in effect saying what is safe and what is not, with the resulting legal liability, experts have said.
To improve the chances that projects will be successful, it's common for organizations to choose senior executives with an interest in the outcome to act as the project's sponsors.
It is common for organizations to have security products with many different proprietary alert formats, even though efforts are still being made to standardize.
