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Why do we judge others if we all share a common beginning and end?
For rearrangements of the same type that share a common beginning or end (such as two deletions d1[ a,b] and d2[ a,c]) the method currently identifies only a single event, where a possible extension of the method would be a full enumeration of all maximal cliques in each connected component.
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Although BIAs share a common biosynthetic origin beginning with tyrosine, branched biosynthetic pathways – many which remain unresolved at the biochemical and genetic levels – lead to the formation of diverse molecular structures (Additional file 2).
Evolutionary analysis of ABCB5 indicated that ABCB5, ABCB1, ABCB4, and ABCB11 share a common ancestor, which began duplicating early in the evolutionary history of chordates.
Barton presented numeric results for the distribution of the size of groups of individuals that share a common ancestor at the beginning of the sweep.
After decades of hostility, Turkey and Greece, two neighbors who share a common geography and centuries of history, began taking concrete steps toward friendship.
Later women and girls from every walk of life, culture, ethnicity, race, education, and background began to share a common vulnerability to HIV infection through rape.
At the 64-cell stage and the beginning of gastrulation, only blastomeres A7.8 and A8.16 share a common muscle/notochord destiny.
Benzylisoquinoline alkaloids (BIAs) represent a diverse class of plant specialized metabolites sharing a common biosynthetic origin beginning with tyrosine.
And when patients with brain tumors happen to share a common exposure — in this case, cellphones — the line between cause and coincidence begins to blur.
"We share a common enemy.
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