Sentence examples for is a common strand from inspiring English sources

Conservative Roman Catholic legitimism is a common strand in the poetic generation of 1820, and the debt to Chateaubriand's The Genius of Christianity is evident.

In terms of feeling, I do like when a novel goes to and fro between time and place, which is a common strand between the two.

If there's a common strand in Hannon's peculiar CV, it's Europe.

This morning I've been reading over the confessions from past Booker judges, like a retired general avidly reading campaign diaries, and Tibor Fischer's is representative of a common strand: "Discussion is futile.

Annealing of complementary single strands is a common observation for DNA binding proteins that must be interpreted with caution.

Combined, these data suggest that the parallel, in-register arrangement of β-strands is a common feature of Tau fibrils, independent of the cofactor that is used to induce aggregation.

This increased instance of transvacuolar strands is a common characteristic of PCD and has been noted previously during developmental cell death in the lace plant [ 10], in induced cell death in lace plant protoplasts [ 26], and also during induced cell death by osmotic stress in tobacco suspension cultures [ 33].

Genome instability caused by cellular accumulation of DNA damage, particularly DNA double-strand breaks, is a common cause of systemic aging and premature aging [ 2- 4].

This binding and sequestration of sRNAs as double-strand inactive forms is a common strategy of viral PTGS suppressors that might allow the stabilization and thus the increase of sRNAs accumulation and at same time reducing the miR activity level [ 51].

Although there are different strands of feminist thought, there is a common agenda on which we can unite.

The β-strands rotate to form a sheet tube that is a common character of these proteins.