Sentence examples for from one common from inspiring English sources

In line with our objective, we chose to evaluate each condition and each time point based on its deviation from one common baseline that reflects a healthy state (t0,LPS).

The (near) universality of the genetic code and the universal presence in all sequenced genomes of key components of translation proved beyond any doubt that all cellular life on Earth derives from one common ancestor.

In each set-up, the drinking nipples in the cages on the long sides of the area were supplied from one common water container each, while the centre cage and the two cages along the short side each had a separate drinking water supply.

They found that around 1200 the dominant algae in the lake changed, from one common to other Arctic sites to another that is an indication of substantial moss growth.

What's more, the proud domestic pigeon breeders, ignorant of biology, insist that each of their many breeds must derive from a unique species, even though biologists know that the many kinds of domestic pigeon arise from one common species, our old familiar Central Park friend.

The security level from one common key is weaker than pairwise keys between any two shareholders.

In a post on the Twitter blog, the company's head of media Chloe Sladden said Twitter's TV partners have been asking for "one common benchmark from which to measure the engagement of their programming".

Our crowdsourcing platform connects businesses and designers from around the world on one common platform.

Two neighboring nodes sharing at least one key space (having obtained keying information from at least one common service sensor) can establish a shared key accordingly.

Laboratory tests have identified three different subtypes of Legionella bacteria from the patients, indicating one common source is unlikely.

"From a clinical standpoint, one common misstep is tiptoeing around issues and treating them like taboos," he said.