Results showed that while poor soil conditions (acidic, high clay and low organic matter content) are common, saturation excess runoff was the dominant runoff mechanism.
Soft and semi-soft farm cheeses made from pasteurized milk and having high moisture content are common craft products in Ireland.
For example, in English folk music, four lines with different content are common (ABCD), but forms whose endings revert to materials presented at the beginning are also found (e.g., ABBA, AABA, ABCA, ABAB).
Nevertheless, as indicated in Table 10, formation waters high in trace metal content are common in a dozen or so localities worldwide (Carpenter et al.,[57] Kharaka,[104] Kharaka et al.,[105, 106] Saunders and Swann,[108] Moldovanyi and Walter ,[109 Kyle,[110] Land,[113] Hanor,[59, 61, 62] Hitchon et al.[101]).
The high variability in oil observed in wild-type strains suggests that mutations affecting oil content are common.
Variable values of A+T content are common in mollusks, and they have been reported in L. ornata (62%, [ 28]), Pupa strigosa (61.1%, [ 29]), and C. nemoralis (59.8%, [ 25]).
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Low GC content is common in germ-line specific genes [ 25].
This gene content is common to all other nematode mtDNAs so far sequenced, except for Trichinella spiralis (Enoplea) in which atp8 is also encoded [ 29].
Such gradual degradation of gene content is common among host-associated bacteria (Ochman and Davalos 2006; McCutcheon and Moran 2012) and is likely to be driven by a combination of mutational biases toward deletions and high levels of genetic drift (Mira et al. 2001; Kuo et al. 2009; Kuo and Ochman 2009; Kuo and Ochman 2010).
Yeast extract with different contents are common used nitrogen source in the listed references.
