(Holmes offers two possible explanations: unlike the men, the women never attended college, where Deism was commonly propagated, and they were not welcome in the Masonic lodges so popular among 18th-century Deists).
In the laboratory, fungi are commonly propagated on a layer of solid nutrient agar inoculated either with spores or with fragments of mycelium.
The croton, a tropical plant, is commonly propagated by wrapping moist sphagnum enclosed in plastic around a stem cut to induce rooting.
To meet the growing demand, roses are commonly propagated by stem cuttings which are usually treated with a synthetic auxin to promote the formation of adventitious roots.
This is likely because parental MVA undergoes an abortive growth cycle in most cell types [4], [5], [6], [7] and is commonly propagated on primary CEFs, which, because of their finite lifespan in culture, are not suitable for stable genetic complementation of mutant viruses.
Such attacks were commonly conducted over phone lines during the 1980s, but in the modern era are usually propagated over the Internet.
We therefore conclude that whereas the P. vivax population is comprised of a diverse gene pool that frequently undergoes recombination, the P. falciparum population exhibits restricted diversity and appears to propagate most commonly by clonal expansion, with minimal opportunities for recombination.
3D seismic data are commonly interpreted by propagating horizons automatically and by picking faults manually.
Engineered genetic systems are commonly unstable; if propagated, they evolve to reverse or modify engineered elements because the elements impair fitness.
Extracellular signaling is commonly mediated through post-translational protein modifications that propagate messages from membrane-bound receptors to ultimately regulate gene expression.
