Sentence examples for commonality known from inspiring English sources

All of life uses DNA to produce RNA to produce proteins, a commonality known as the central dogma of biology.

We found not only expected commonalities in known cancer pathways across all groups, but also biological pathways that were uniquely disrupted in specific smoking groups; for example, SAPK/JNK signaling in NS and ERK5 in CS (Additional files 10 and 11).

"We had a commonality, we know the technology world … but the conversation revolved around the buyback, we pushed quite hard for it".

A lesser known commonality is that before they embarked on their paths to fame and fortune, they all dropped out of college. .

Despite, and perhaps because of, its commonality, ASD is known to have a highly complex genetic etiology [ 5- 8].

Despite differences between species, the study revealed many commonalities between previously known intraspecific mechanisms of sperm precedence and CSP, including a major role of sperm displacement and female control of sperm utilization through sperm ejection and fertilization biases (Manier et al. 2013c).

"An interesting commonality between many of the known functions of the medial frontal cortex is that they require the integration of past and current information, similar to what one would need for perceptual memory to take effect," Schwiedrzik says.

Little is known about this practice, despite its commonality in many countries [ 6].

Core assets development, also known as Domain Engineering, aims to define commonalities and variability and to develop the artifacts for reuse.

That commonality led to "a celebration of women in music" known as Lilith Fair in 1997, and Cole appeared on the main stage the first two years.

This successor to what was once known as American college rock shares a few commonalities with its predecessor.