Sentence examples for relatively common feature from inspiring English sources

Psychiatrists say that this "hyperfocusing" is a relatively common feature in individuals with ADHD.

Glucose metabolism disturbances are relatively common feature in pheochromocytoma patients.

The recognition of a degenerate sequence is a relatively common feature of the more than 3000 characterized restriction endonucleases.

HUDs are a relatively common feature on new vehicles, but older cars looking to retrofit are a big and growing market, according to an IHS market survey cited by Navdy and Harman, which is part of the reason for Harman's interest in this new tie-up.

Although a relatively common feature in oceanic ecosystems, little information is available that identifies those that are biologically important.

Overlapping genes are a relatively common feature of eukaryotic genomes where, like PCA3, they are often found embedded/nested entirely within an intron of the other gene [33], [34].

Kettle holes are relatively common features of glaciated landscapes and have been widely reported in the literature.

Such skeletal malocclusions include, for instance, transverse maxillary constrictions and mandibular deficiency or prognathism, which are relatively common features in certain ethnic populations [1, 2].

Although relatively common features in nature, only a handful of laboratory studies have examined the dynamic response of gravel beaches and barriers to combined tidal and wave forcing and to storm simulations.

Pseudogenes are relatively common features of some eucaryotic genomes, particularly vertebrates [ 49], where they arise from either retrotransposition or DNA duplication events.

Thrombocytopenia, heart valve disease (valve thickening, vegetations and regurgitation), nephropathy, livedo reticularis and skin ulcers are relatively common features of APS but are not included in the classification criteria because of their low specificity (Table  2) [ 5- 9].