Sentence examples for presence of a shared from inspiring English sources

Although the presence of a shared domain (or more than one shared domain) can be an indicator of similar functions [8], it does not necessarily imply it [9].

Does the presence of a shared Islamicate past adequately explain Indian and Arab Muslim affiliations?

In his research, when professor Don Moore of Carnegie Mellon University asked people to predict the effect of deadlines on negotiations, even experienced negotiators predicted that the presence of a shared deadline would hurt them by forcing them to concede more quickly than they would like, thereby helping their opponents.

Our results reveal the presence of a shared network of channels in PSII optimized to both facilitate the quick removal of oxygen and effectively restrict the water supply to the OEC to help stabilize and protect it from small water soluble inhibitors.

But those who enjoy the emergent presence of a shared perspective might find it in the last half or so of this episode.

However, here we show that spatial processes, modified by assemblage complexity and the presence of a shared natural enemy, can potentially provide a mechanism protecting metapopulations from this regional extinction.

We studied the complete set of exposed surface proteins –the surfome- of most of the sequenced respiratory human-pathogen microorganisms with the aim of elucidating the presence of stretches of a shared sequence, which have characteristics of putative T-dependent B-cell epitopes, between human and pathogen proteins.

Importantly, part of these data cannot be explained as a function of the presence of a third shared unit acting as the external oscillator modulator (namely, the speech envelope), since the effects remained after taking into account the specific contribution of the brain-to-speech synchronization.

This starting point, paired with the presence of a deeper shared intention or purpose, triggers stakeholders to dedicate their efforts to long-term co-investments that nourish resilient relationships and stimulate a social fabric of trust.

The †Crossognathidae (i.e. † Crossognathus and † Apsopelix) together with the pachyrhizodontoids were grouped in the Order †Crossognathiformes by Taverne [ 88] who based his proposal on the presence of a few shared synapomorphies: closed circumorbital ring, first and second hipurals fused with the first ural centrum of the caudal endoskeleton, and the occurrence of two epurals in the caudal fin.

Figure  4 shows that, under a tagging genotyping scenario, the proportional test tends to reject the null of colocalisation in the case of any distinct causal variants, even in the presence of an additional shared variant, although with slightly less power than when there is no shared variant.