Sentence examples for size in common from inspiring English sources

In horticultural usage it is common to also find an unofficial Division 14: Miniatures, which although drawn from the other 13 divisions, have their miniature size in common.

It is also overrepresented (but not significantly so, potentially due to small sample size) in common recombination hotspots, and slightly (1.6-fold) overrepresented at the human syntenic region of chimpanzee recombination hotspots (fig. 3 A).

Interestingly, our three subjects with marked symptoms of adverse effects had a relatively large tumor size reduction in common, possibly indicating shared sensitivity for both beneficial and adverse effects.

Selection through male function favors smaller floral display size in the common morning glory Ipomoea purpurea (Convolvulaceae).

The sample size in the common garden data was small in terms of populations, families and offspring.

For example, Kelly and Willis (2001) examined whether rare, recessive mutations accounted for genetic variation in flower size in the common monkey flower (Kelly and Willis 2001).

This coating technology is scalable to sizes required in common X-ray imaging applications, as proved by the recent 10 cm×10 cm and 20 cm×25 cm imager results.

While the group's earlier albums, like "Nixon," were firmly within the countrypolitan tradition — mid-tempo epics strategically overproduced with lavish strings and horns — the music made these days by the singer and songwriter Kurt Wagner and his ensemble of adjustable size has little in common with either conventional or alternative country.

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We also found that all brain parts (corrected for both body and brain size) were smaller in common garden than in nature, a pattern congruent with general expectations.

The method models gene family evolution as a stochastic birth-and-death process implemented as a probabilistic graphical model that allows for the inference of the most likely family sizes in the common ancestors of every branching point.