Mathematicians are trained to reject a proof by cases unless the cases exhaust all the possibilities; but typical instances of common sense reasoning neglect some alternatives.
There were far fewer instances of common gene regulation in the optic lobes across the three species.
The STOPP criteria include 65 instances of common PIPs, including drug-drug and drug-disease interactions, unnecessary therapeutic duplication and drugs which can increase the risks of cognitive decline and falls in older patients [ 14].
Two patients were entered at each dose level until the occurrence of either two or more instances of common toxicity criteria (CTC) (Cancer Therapy Evaluation Programme, 1999) grade 2 toxicity in which case the cohort was expanded to three patients, or any CTC grade 3 or higher toxicity, in which case the cohort was expanded to include up to six patients.
These choices have a direct impact on the biologically relevant products of a genomic analysis - for instance identification of common and differentiating regions among genomes in a comparison, or identification of enriched gene functional categories in a specific strain.
Realists about universals hold that in addition to individual humans, there is a universal thing, or "common nature" called "humanity" (Each individual human, for example Peter, is an "instance of" this common nature, humanity. Similarly, the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are three "exemplifications" of the "universal" called "divinity").
Scuzzlebutt turning out to be a real character rather than a ridiculous story was the first instance of a common characteristic of the Cartman character, in which Cartman says outrageous and completely unrealistic things that turn out to be true.
Despite the unusual and often severe nature of symptoms, FMSS can be seen as an extreme instance of a common phenomenon in predictive coding networks the overweighting of prior beliefs over sensory data which underlies normal experiences from optical illusions to placebo effects.
There is, for instance, a list of common and uncommon children's names, thrown in for no sensible reason except to reward the reader for plowing through all those pages of techno-crafto-Steps-1-through-4 double talk.
For instance, the prevalence of common method bias where a single source of data measures both HR practices and outcomes, such as firm performance, has been criticized (Wright, Gardner, Moynihan & Allen, 2005).
