For example, disruption of Frizzleds (Wang et al., 2006), Dvls (Etheridge et al., 2008), Celsr1 Curtin et al., 2003) and Vangl2 (Kibar et al., 2001) exhibit some phenotypic commonalities including open neural tube and misoriented inner ear stereociliary bundles, which are considered classic PCP phenotypes.
Thus, granules are extracted from data in the form of clusters, i.e., entities embracing collections of numerical data that exhibit some functional or descriptive commonalities.
These haemoglobin molecules exhibit some unique properties.
Furthermore, an inspection of the regulatory functions of the 10 remaining models indicates that there are five possible regulation mechanisms for c-di-GMP, which exhibit noteworthy commonalities.
The latter skull exhibits some peculiar features.
Whatever political, religious and ethnic differences divide ethnic Armenians and Turks, Arabs and Israelis, Iranians and Assyrians, exhibit organizers say, commonalities also bind them -- like shared spices and dishes in their cuisine, such as cardamom, falafel and hummus.
Second, the rise of a so-called "Net-Generation" youth market, which exhibits important commonalities that cross borders and cultures.
As described in detail below, these studies demonstrated that the three sets of prominences exhibited striking commonalities in the onset and progression of differentiation.
With respect to tumor stratification the two schemes based on HOX-gene and global DMR methylation respectively exhibited broad commonalities.
Although the results suggest that the PIP2 binding site is likely not rigid, a large fraction of docked poses exhibits important commonalities.
According to our findings, trading activity and volatility exhibit greater intra-industry commonality than market commonality.
