The SPLASH-2 is a common suite for scientific studies on parallel shared memory machines.
The 7-spot has the largest degree of radial symmetry within the common suite of regular drilling patterns (line drive, 9-, 7- or 5-spot).
Maize, rice, wheat, and many other domesticated seed plants exhibit a common suite of features collectively known as the "domestication syndrome" (Harlan et al. 1973; Heiser 1988; Doebley et al. 2006; Zeder et al. 2006a; Ross-Ibarra et al. 2007).
This is now known to be an oversimplification: certain sense organs in tunicates, for example, develop from placodes in a manner comparable to their vertebrate counterparts, and their development is regulated by a common suite of molecular factors (Mazet et al. 2005).
We hypothesize that the healing responses have a common genetic basis, implying a common suite of mechanisms.
Secondly, we assessed whether both mutants had a common suite of genes that were misregulated that could account for the similarities between sticky and dFmr1 mutant phenotypes.
Several studies have shown the induction of a common suite of effector genes during growth of fungal plant pathogens under nitrogen-starved conditions in vitro and during growth in planta [ 16, 17].
In response to this, the CAMHS Outcome Research Consortium (CORC; [ 9]) was created to develop a common suite of measures and to provide leadership on CAMHS ROM and support to services with the collection and analysis of anonymised outcome data.
To support the use of outcome measures, the CAMHS Outcome Research Consortium (CORC; http://www.corc.uk.net) was created to develop a common suite of outcome measures and support services with the collection and analysis of anonymised outcome data.
Because many crop species share a common suite of traits (e.g., loss of seed dormancy, uniform flowering time, and fruit size) that evolved in response to selection during domestication (referred to as the "domestication syndrome"; [ 3]), comparative analyses across independent crop lineages also hold great promise for studying the genetic basis of parallel phenotypic evolution.
