Sentence examples for common resides from inspiring English sources

It's where the common resides, not the special and preferential, as in common denominator, the everyday essence of the American republic.

This is the part of your thinking where true common sense resides.

: We describe four solid-organ transplant recipients with donor-derived West Nile virus (WNV) infection (encephalitis 3, asymptomatic 1) from a common donor residing in a region of increased WNV activity.

Zhu is particularly enthusiastic about networking opportunities: "Being able to connect with other members and learn from their personal experiences is critical to advancing our understanding of global trends, and overcoming common challenges". Residing in China, he gets the opportunity to share insights with overseas members that ordinarily neither party would be able to access.

The 2008 economic crisis showed that common sense resided on Main Street and not on Wall Street.

The most common mutation, G2019S, resides in the kinase domain and enhances activity.

The common variant p.R279C resides within a PXXP motif, a functional motif in several proteins that confers binding to a range of domains, including SH2 and SH3 (22); analysis of p.R279C showed a subtle tendency of disorder-to-order transition.

In 1986 parliament passed an act which criminalised 12 vehicles gathering on common land to reside.

Politicians once kept in touch with the common people by residing among them -- the elder Mayor Richard Daley of Chicago was famous for living in a modest home near his birthplace -- but perhaps that's no longer required.

If they were more common, one might reside even closer than Alpha Centauri, the nearest star system to the sun.

The strains have in common 3,345 CDS residing in their core genomes; while 547 and 344 CDS were found to be unique in FZB42T and DSM7T, respectively.