A side by side comparison with another endoribonuclease superfamily of secreted cytotoxic proteins, the microbial RNases, was carried on to analyse the common features and peculiarities that rule their substrate recognition.
One of the most common of these peculiarities is the incompatibility of crosses between infected males and uninfected females [ 3], but diverse phenomena including phenotypic male feminisation [ 4], male killing [ 5], and thelytokous parthenogenesis [ 6] have also been conclusively attributed to Wolbachia infections.
Nadine, Atlas and Tally may live in different cities and industries, but they have several peculiarities in common.
Let us nevertheless identify first the common features then some peculiarities.
On some points, the empirical analysis also challenges the image of Scandinavian exceptionalism and common pathways, as national peculiarities and even points of divergence were identified: This became apparent in the examination of how participation in and the completion of introduction programmes are related to requirements for obtaining permanent residency and citizenship.
Having spent 30 years rebuilding a Welsh cottage, I long ago became a fan of his brilliant Commons speeches analysing the peculiarities of Wales, with its reviving linguistic nationalism, its mixture of indigenous folk with essential "incomers" and its un-Scottish dependence on the English economy.
While all these cases have their own peculiarities, there are common threads.
All downturns have their own peculiarities, but one common thread links the stagflation of the seventies to the mega-crash of 2009: dearer crude.
The 244-page recommendation for limitations on flight time covers long and short flights, time zone and date line crossings, night flying, split shifts, standby hours and many other workplace peculiarities that are common in the airline industry.
A WHAN for smart surveillance and intrusion detection has many peculiarities that are common to a broader class of industrial automatic control systems.
