Sentence examples for positions in common from inspiring English sources

Bennett and Netanyahu have many political positions in common, but they come from different ideological lineages.

Responding to institutional demand, notes Greenwich Associates, some new hedge funds restrict themselves to holding long positions in common stocks, just like ordinary mutual funds or, for that matter, traditional accounts managed by brokers on behalf of clients.Hedge funds have some common characteristics.

The PDCD10 genes from humans and Strongylocentrotus have four out of six intron positions in common.

Type VI IF proteins have two of the three intron positions in common with type IV NF genes but the level of similarity in the α-helical regions is only 20% compared with 50% observed among the NF genes.

Some debate arose on this classification since nestin gene structure is closely related to the neurofilament branch in having two of its three intron positions in common with NF genes [ 8].

Therefore, by referencing common bean loci with unknown physical map positions (in common bean) to syntenic regions in soybean, and then referencing back to the common bean genetic map, approximate locations of common bean transcript loci were determined.

Comparing the novel substitutions found in sequences originating from microbial organisms with those originating from artificial sources, only 12 positions are in common (position 25, 43, 80, 84, 104, 164, 178, 184, 187, 212, 240, and 284).

Conversely, paralogous genes in a given species (i.e. genes belonging to different families) do not have any intron position in common.

This transcript also contained an insert, but without sequence similarity to anything known and not at a position in common with any D. baltica clone.

On the other hand, microarray probes are mainly positioned in common exons that are present in most or all alternative transcripts of a gene, thereby potentially masking expression changes in one or few isoforms (Dai et al, 2005).

What scientists in these positions have in common is that they are not on the esteemed tenure track, their salaries are paid by grants rather than their institutions, and they have little or no long-term job security.