Instances of A-rich were far more common than instances of AT-rich, most likely because the A-rich motif was made from a combination of four overlapping DME results while the AT-rich motif was compiled from only two DME results, and consequently the definition of the A-rich motif was much more flexible (Table 1; Figure 1).
The hearing revealed a political fracture more common to instances in which presidents are being investigated, not pitchers with Hall of Fame credentials.
More common are instances of people getting stuck with a housing arrangement that is not in truth quite what it was cracked up to be online.
Although some family members hastened to remove blame and responsibility from the diagnosed individual(s), far more common were instances in which blame was shown to fester around the mother of the diagnosed individual(s).
In some areas, it is much more common; for instance, in the French region of Haut Jura the rate is 1 2351 - twice as common as in other populations.
Given its excellent performance in intrinsic protein variant extraction, this suggests that when its performance is low compared to other methods it means that DNA variants are more common, for instance in the supplementary material in the InSiGHT database.
Real-time observational studies have been more common within, for instance, anaesthesia and surgery, 15 where different methods and techniques have been employed in the study of behaviour of, for instance, operating theatre teams.
More common, they say, are instances where homeowners have applied for mortgage modifications but get foreclosed upon anyway.
Even as slotting fees have become more common in supermarkets, for instance, the number of new products that reach the shelves each year has exploded.
