Sentence examples for processes in common with from inspiring English sources

The kidney medulla-liver and liver-spleen tissue combinations had the fewest number of biological processes in common with only three and five processes, respectively.

The budding yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae is a leading model organism used in genetics and systems biology because it has cellular processes in common with many eukaryotic cells.

LSP1, lymphocyte-specific protein 1, may be involved in wound healing [ 26], which involves some processes in common with mammary gland development and involution that could contribute to fibrosis and, thus, mammographic density [ 27, 28].

Based on our random simulations accounting for the correlations in the GO hierarchical structure, such a high number of processes in common with p < 0.01 was highly unlikely to have occurred by chance (p << 0.001; maximum of three overlapping from 1,000 random simulations).

Our results suggest CLL progression may involve developmental processes shared in common with the generation of normal memory B cells.

This suggests that clinical progression from indolent to active forms of CLL may involve developmental processes shared in common with those involved in normal B-cell differentiation.

Our results suggest that changes in epigenetic regulation via the PRC2 occur during CLL progression and may involve developmental processes shared in common with the generation of normal memory B cells.

It continued: "The process has more in common with tyranny than a nation that founded parliamentary government".

The functional diversity of SPP1 in bone formation and remodeling appears to be related to the fundamental roles of this protein in host defense and tissue repair; in fact, the bone remodeling process has many features in common with the repair processes involved in inflammatory responses [ 27].

One consequence of this approach is that it may encourage the belief that learning consists of a large number of distinct processes that have nothing in common with one another.

In Drosophila, hth has also been implicated in several biological processes, some of them in common with vertebrates (Pai et al. 1998; Mercader et al. 1999).