The phrase "motifs were shared" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation where ideas, themes or patterns were exchanged or shared among a group of people. Example: During the brainstorming session, various motifs were shared among the team, leading to a cohesive and creative final product.
According to the conserved motifs found with MEME, nine motifs were shared by insects of 13A1 family but eight in 13A3 family.
However, some motifs were shared between members of different clades.
Certain motifs appeared in specific groups and some motifs were shared by several groups.
Ten of these cis-regulatory motifs were shared by several of the upregulated CP- and muscle-related genes.
Among these, 8 motifs were shared by both the C2- and PXPH-PLDs subfamilies, implying that they may be necessary for PLD function.
Most of the motifs were shared by the majority of GAoxs, but the short amino acid stretches in the N-terminal may characterize each subfamily.
Despite their low sequence similarity, three out of four motifs are shared with T7 RNAP that recognizes a double-stranded DNA promoter.
The theme encompasses the aspects of the Mediterranean as a cauldron of creativity where influences and motifs are shared, exchanged, altered and incorporated.
In addition, many TF-binding motifs are shared between these two unique clusters.
Accordingly, LRP-1 ICD NPxY motifs are shared by integrin-β tails and LRP-1 was shown to bind a talin homologue and the integrin cytoplasmic associated protein ICAP-1 [64], [64].
Several of the enriched promoter binding motifs are shared between the prostate epithelial/mesenchymal compartments and their epidermis/dermis counterparts, indicating their likely relevance in epithelial/mesenchymal signaling in primitive cellular compartments.
