The underlying assumption of PCA application to systems analysis is that units under observation have a common, but unmeasured, identity.
Articular and epiphyseal plate chondrocytes were shown to have a common Sox9-positive identity during early chondrogenesis, however, these cells diverge into distinct populations of interzone and transient cartilage cells from the earliest discernible stage of joint development.
Sharing material on the Web has engendered a common identity among individuals of different ethnicities, nationalities and socioeconomic status.
These people had forged a common identity during the preceding decades and, when the time was right, retuned to Florida, which was essentially a return to their homeland.
From the communicative perspective, in a societal community people have multiple identities, while at the same time they share a common identity as citizens.
POWV and DTV, which share 84% nucleotide sequence identity and 94% amino acid sequence identity (4 ), have a common ancestral origin, from which they diverged around 485 years ago (5 ).
But our identity, the identity of the immigrants, all the identities in the world have a common enemy, and this common enemy is the system that destroys identities and differences everywhere.
AtCML13 and AtCML14, which were thought to have a common progenitor, have very high level of identity (74.3% and 70.9%) with group 4 OsCML7 and all have the mutation of E12 to D in an EF hand corresponding to the third EF hand position.
Do the team members have a strong common identity?
