Sentence examples for the common attribute of from inspiring English sources
Siddhartha Mukherjee's "The Emperor of All Maladies" tells of the search for a "unifying theory" of cancer, the common attribute of all types of malignant cell growth that might reveal its cure.The arc of this rich and engrossing book matches Mr Mukherjee's personal evolution as an oncologist, beginning on the first day of his hospital residency.
The common attribute of the two methods is the use of context as the decision filtering factor but with different context elements in each case.
Thus the degenerative states in ageing yeast cells and the various types of tumors analyzed in Table 1 shared the common attribute of hyper-recombination.
A spectrum of carbohydrate-recognizing protein domains is the common attribute of the only group of genes that is conserved in terms of synteny.
This project-based resource from TeachIt sets students the task of researching the history of comics, sourcing examples of different types and analysing the common attributes of the books' heroes, before creating their own.
There are no studies describing the common attributes of these sites.
At this time, EAR asks a question regarding the common attributes of the difference and requests input; it then generates attributes based on this input.
Here we discuss the recent design and development of stimuli-responsive smart nanoparticles for targeting the common attributes of solid tumors such as their acidic and hypoxic microenvironments.
For many researchers, the goal of prebiotic chemistry is the synthesis of a simple living system with some of the common attributes of modern cells, i.e., a lipid membrane, RNA and/or DNA, and small protein-like peptides.
With the approach we have taken we can generalize the common attributes of those relevant papers and use them (in the form of a classifier) to search for other relevant papers.
In this review, we discuss the common attributes of negative and positive feedback loops in gene regulatory networks, whether alone or in combination, and describe recent applications of feedback in metabolic engineering, population control, and the development of advanced biosensors.
