In addition, maturation from monocytes is a common feature of MDMs and DCs, and this accounts for the clustering of these two cell types.
It is a list that Pleat offers to illustrate how rags-to-riches tales such as that of Dwight Gayle – a striker playing for Bishop's Stortford two years ago who hit his first Premier League goal for Crystal Palace against Sunderland last Saturday after joining from Peterborough – were once a common feature on our football landscape.
Current approaches to gait recognition under various viewing angles can be classified into one of the three major categories: (1) extraction of view-invariant gait feature, (2) generation of three-dimensional (3D) gait information, and (3) learning projection or mapping functions to transform gait features from various views into a common feature space.
The production of multiple signalling peptides from one precursor is a common feature found in animals.
Flooding of streets due to overflows from septic tanks is a common feature in some of the poorer neighborhoods.
Preferential expression from one allele is a common feature of the human genome (up to 60% of genes) and has a genetic basis [ 6, 10- 24].
The finding of apparent inconsistency in data obtained from different sources is a common feature in ASD and other child and adolescent mental health clinical and research practice [Collishaw, Ford, Rabe-Hesketh, & Pickles, 2009].
In addition, our tagging and labeling strategy does not disrupt the signaling properties of SSTR3 since AP-SSTR3-GFP underwent agonist-induced endocytosis from the plasma membrane, a common feature of GPCRs upon activation.
It is therefore likely that disruption of Ca2+ homeostasis (for review, see Mariussen and Fonnum 2006), primarily caused by Ca2+ release from intracellular stores, is a common feature underlying the neurotoxicity of both ortho-PCBs and PBDEs.
The C. hongkongensis mtDNA contains 12 protein-coding genes (without atp8), 22 transfer tRNA genes (including a suppressor tRNA gene) and 2 ribosomal RNA genes (Fig. 1, 2 and Table 1), all apparently transcribed from the same strand, a common feature in marine bivalves.
