Sentence examples for primarily common from inspiring English sources

SVC is an important disease affecting cyprinids, primarily common carp (Cyprinus carpio).

Agrobacteria are generally Ti plasmid free and are primarily common soilborne organisms able to live commensally in plant rhizospheres (Savka et al. 2002; Hartmann et al. 2009).

The solicited AEs reported were primarily common local and general symptoms: injection site-related AEs, irritability in young children and muscle aches in older children and adults.

It should also be noted that the oligonucleotides diagnostic for one species are primarily common among the sub-territories of the species, e.g. the characteristic over-representation of CCC+GGG in the tetrapods other than chicken is observed regardless of intra-genomic G+C% differences such as isochores of chicken (Fig.  1Biii).

Given the 'missing heritability' of human AIDs, and the fact that current GWAS have captured primarily common genetic SNP variants, it is likely that rare or structural variants explain much of the missing heritability, the identification of which will require new and emerging technologies.

The 50,000-square-foot layout of each floor is almost identical, with certain minor changes, primarily in common areas like conference rooms.

On the rise in hate attacks, police said the main type of offence seen during the 16-30 June period was "violence against the person, which is primarily harassment, common assault and other violence (verbal abuse, spitting and 'barging')".

The 69-year-old Simons, a mathematical physicist by training who served as a code breaker during the Vietnam War, founded Long Island's Renaissance in 1982 and runs two hedge funds, Medallion and Renaissance Institutional, which invest primarily in common stocks.

During Briggs' time as governor, abolitionist activists continued to make inroads against both the Whigs and Democrats, primarily making common cause with the Democrats against the dominant Whigs.

Consistent with the HapMap 3-based results, power to detect an association was driven primarily by common variation and power to detect lower-frequency variants remained limited for GWAS scenarios exclusively in European samples (Tables S4, S5 and S6).

Furthermore, most of these 80 genes have few overall %Min windows, indicating significant rare codon clusters appear in many genes that primarily use common codons (ribosomal protein L5 is one example).