Sentence examples for root common from inspiring English sources

The second assumption that seems to be a root common to all conceptions of mind is that of knowledge or knowing.

Nox2 of the urochordate C. intestinalis (# 26 in Figure 2) branched from a root common to vertebrate Nox1-3 and conserves features common to all Nox1-3 proteins.

The weak association between self-reported food insufficiency and dietary diversity may reflect an inexpensive, abundant single food group, such as potatoes or cassava root, common in Rwanda, that provide a sufficient yet minimally diverse diet.

Sea urchin S. purpuratus belongs to Echinodermata, which diverged early from an ancestor common to urochordates and vertebrates [ 49], and the S. purpuratus genome had two Nox2-like proteins, Nox2A and Nox2B (#27 and #28 in Figure 2), which branched from a root common to all chordate Noxes 1 3.

The A. gambiae NoxM protein branched from a root common to all chordate Nox 4; however, the bootstrap value of the branch was only 60%, making it unclear whether NoxM belongs to the p22 phox-regulated subgroups (Nox4 and Nox1-3) or to the NoxA/NoxB subgroup.

More plausible realism came from rappers expressing their consciences, like Blackalicious, the Roots, Common and Talib Kweli, who were determined to address actual urban problems.

The lack of ability and confidence to challenge executive decision making is a root cause common in many cases of troubled housing associations over the years.

Roots are usually triconsonantal, with biconsonantal roots less common (depending on how some words are analyzed) and rare cases of quadri- and quinquiconsonantal roots.

Phosphorus-deficient roots produced twice as much ethylene per gram of dry matter as P-sufficient roots in common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris) (Borch et al., 1999).

I think my views are rooted in common sense".

In the 1990s, he was studying the roots of common ailments such as cataracts and arthritis.