However, I'm increasingly concerned that most of these appointees seem to share the common trait of having been part of or involved with the Nixon, Ford, Reagan and Bush père administrations.
Importantly, the effects of centrosome amplification, a common trait of carcinomas, are enhanced by higher levels of Moesin.
The opposite of this -- denying yourself for the sake of what someone else will think -- is a common trait of kids who were raised to believe that their parents' needs were more significant than their own, and that how other people think is more important than how they do.
The most common trait of affinity swindler is that he is usually shameless.
The position of the two disulfide bridges, which is a common trait of the NPs, is very similar among all the NPs.
The common trait of these statements is the conviction that successful integration should not be equated with a process that only assumes migrants' adjustment to existing, non-negotiable conditions.
It is a common trait of posttraumatic populations to be reticent in discussing their experiences and this may well have been the case for the survivors living in postfamine Ireland (Ó Gráda, 2001).
The common trait of these methods is that they consider all and only the changing parts of the image as foreground.
In this case, epilepsy, not a common trait of Norrie disease, is probably caused by the deletion of the EFHC2 gene [ 14].
However, ab initio gene prediction with peptide signal analysis revealed 70 "no hits" small proteins containing secretion signals and at least two cysteines (see methods, Additional File 6), which is a common trait of many proteins that are delivered into the host apoplast by phytopathogens [ 93].
