Sentence examples for the shared peculiarities from inspiring English sources

The shared peculiarities of listerial and B. cereus complex flagellar apparatus include the presence of common FliN/Y paralogs absent from other genomes (Neville et al. 2012).

Native American and Asian populations share peculiarities in their body composition.

Few know how many people live in the affected area, or the murder rate.Lastly, the sniper-killings share some peculiarities with other risks that are also exaggerated.

In fact a subpopulation of cell isolated from skeletal muscle shared few peculiarities of bone-marrow-derived HSCs (expressing Sca-1 and c-kit); however muscle HSCs do not express CD45 while HSC derived from bone marrow express this antigen [ 55].

Interestingly, like PfMAP-2, the C. parvum and T. gondii MAP-2 orthologues share the peculiarity of not possessing the conserved TXY activation motif (just upstream of the conserved APE motif of subdomain VII) usually found in enzymes of this family [ 39].

All glycosylation mutants are subjected to degradation through the ERAD pathway with Δ6 and Δ7 sharing some peculiarities.

MIT also has lots of computer people who share my peculiarities.

So I think this rather strenuous equality is good for the moral fibre.' Still, the writing life, shared, does have its peculiarities, and it is perhaps only through glimpses of oddly intimate domestic quirks that one might begin to understand the resulting professional success.

The trypanosomes are some of the earliest diverging members of the Eukaryotae and share several biochemical peculiarities that have stimulated research into new drug targets.

There was a shared humour about the peculiarities of the political process and of standing out so much.

All the evening's group works shared a few structural peculiarities.