Sentence examples for samples share a from inspiring English sources

All three discourse samples share a common theme, namely the future or state of New Caledonia, and are part of an overarching research project, comprising data from 110 responses to an online questionnaire, various excerpts from downloaded texts and interviews with Kanak indigenous people, conducted during a field trip in September 2015.

We should note, however, that Russian U5a2a-16311 sharees share a mutation at np 9293 with a Belorussian sample, thus forming a subcluster with the age of ∼2.6 ky (Figure S1).

Western Sahelian samples share a higher amount of significant regions between them than the Eastern group, many of them in the 1% tail of the distribution.

Pharmacocysea samples share a most recent common ancestor that is the base of the entire Ficus crown clade, which, based on fossil records, dates back to at least 60 million years before present (Rønsted et al., 2005).

Since these two samples share a high sequence similarity, we asked whether the result for the Kiyosu population is in fact a "ghost population" artifact (Durand et al. 2011) of its similarity with HdrR.

The eosinophil and basophil samples share a high level of heavily truncated structures with limited levels of sialylated termini, while the mast cells conversely exhibit a relatively high abundance of terminal sialic acid.

The results indicated that the fumigation samples shared a high similarity rate in their bacterial structure.

Namely, three randomly chosen samples, sharing a HVS-I rCRS haplotype, were found to lie in three different branches of Hg H (Table 3), having thus only a very remote shared ancestry, dating back long before the Jewish Diasporas were established.

First, in our analysis, there is no spatial clustering of samples sharing a same subsistence mode (Figure S1): the populations are widely distributed throughout the world, making unlikely that the greater similarity in acetylation profiles between populations with a same subsistence strategy can arise from greater gene flow between them due to shorter geographic distances.

Motif and pattern recognition methods define a bicluster as samples sharing a common pattern or motif.

These cryoglobulinemic samples shared a comparable cryocrit value (~5%) obtained with the traditional test.