Sentence examples for such a commonality from inspiring English sources
As such, a commonality found within both models is the destabilization of the nuclear lamina.
Such a commonality suggests that text mining tools could be useful alternative methods to analyze genomic data.
100 With a multitude of pathogens being associated with BRD, identifying such a commonality in bovine response to pathogens will help provide specificity for BRD diagnostics.
"I've never seen such a degree of commonality across the Muslim-American spectrum," says Kareem Irfan, an Indian-American who heads an association of Muslim groups in the Chicago area.
However, there seemed to be a unison enthusiasm for such a network, so some commonalities may be assumed to exist.
In my opinion the use of Islam and its fusion with the law and its subsequent dominant presence in the educational curriculum has not been done to radicalize the population, but to somehow or the other make the obvious commonality dominant in such a way that ethnic identities are relegated.
Such a conclusion was supported by the commonality in the biological functions of mTOR and c-Myc.
Furthermore, such relationships have also been previously observed in mammals [ 54], suggesting a commonality in the basic mechanism with which antisense regulation works.
According to Reiman, such facilities respond to the often multi-faceted health needs of medicinal cannabis consumers, for whom a commonality is illness, both chronic and terminal.
Such remarkable commonality suggests that, indeed, eukaryotic promoters are involved in a very special 3D organization, being spatially linked with the "promoter nucleosomes".
