Sentence examples for direction of shared from inspiring English sources

The largest enzyme classes tend to be oxidoreductases or subunits of oxidoreductases, and the relationships among members of these groups point in the direction of shared binding capacities accounting for the sequence relatedness, e.g. Fe-S clusters.

With respect to ADHD transmission, the picture is slightly different; although rates in first degree relatives of TS families are significantly elevated, ADHD is mostly comorbid with tics in the relatives, pointing into the direction of shared aetiology, i.e. associated but not comorbid in the strict sense [ 35], and not ADHD as an alternate expression of the disease [ 31].

Tomorrow's US non-farm payroll numbers, which always have an impact on the market, could be crucial for the future direction of share prices.

That company was Icap, the interdealer broker, which climbed 24.7p to 416p - a 6% rise - as traders said the business would do well from heavy trading volumes as buyers and sellers used its trading platforms to bet on the direction of shares, interest rates and currencies.

It is a step in the right direction of sharing, not conquering or leading, other communities and cultures.

As a therapist, and general lover of humanity, I'm both hopeful and excited to see us all head in the direction of our shared acceptance of one another because we are all born out of the same darkness.

For 99.9 % of shared eQTLs the direction of the effect is the same in blood and lung, meaning that an allele that increases gene expression in blood also increases gene expression in lung.

People driving from point A to point B can find riders willing to go in the same direction to share the cost of the ride.

In further signs that investors had recovered their appetite for risk, the dollar was falling (it has moved in the opposite direction to share prices for much of the past year) and gold achieved yet another peak in nominal terms.

The position of this QTL on chromosome 5 and its effect direction are shared by one of the QTL controlling 4-methoxy-indol-3-yl-methyl glucosinolate accumulation, suggesting a biosynthetic connection between 4-hydroxy-indol-3-yl-methyl and 4-methoxy-indol-3-yl-methyl glucosinolate.

There is recognition that even the term "pathway" is misleading with its implications of known direction, shared goals and the ability to standardise care [ 29].