Sentence examples for typical in size from inspiring English sources

The plastid genome contains a large number of intergenic stem-loop structures but is otherwise rather typical in size, structure, and content in comparison with other red algae.

However, the findings are consistent both with previous studies and anecdotal evidence, and the NHS Ayrshire and Arran scheme is fairly typical in size and structure to other rural training schemes in Scotland.

All four Silene plastid genomes are typical in size relative to other angiosperms and exhibit a classic circular genome map with a pair of large IRs separating two single-copy regions (fig. 1, supplementary fig. S1, Supplementary Material online and table 1).

Compared with other red algae, the G. sulphuraria genome is rather typical in size and does not exhibit any unusual strand-specific skews of gene distribution or nucleotide frequency, but it has the lowest GC content and the fewest protein-coding genes (table 2).

Although introns and trans-splicing have been observed in the Placozoan mitochondria, that have the largest animal mitochondrial genomes, we were not surprised that none were found (as discussed earlier) in the oyster genomes as their genome is typical in size and content with the other bilateral animal mitochondrial genomes.

It is a typical piculet in size, shape and behavior, although it is more evenly plumaged, lacking the scaly or barred underparts of many in the genus.

This striking bird was a typical macaw in size and shape, and was mostly red, with a yellow nape and blue rump, tail tip, and wings.

Given long-standing customs of subordination, the traditional disparity of power, and the typical difference in size and strength between men and women, the threat of physical harm and the differential exercise of economic and political power are sufficient to maintain male dominance unless the law intercedes to counteract these forces (Husseini 2007; Manderson 2003; Schneider 2000; Rhode 1997).

First, many Hemiptera have XY sex chromosomes, with the Y showing a typical reduction in size relative to the X (with many cases of XX/X0 systems; Halkka 1960; Manna 1982; Papeschi and Bressa 2006), suggesting extensive loss of gene content on this chromosome.

Through its delivery channel, for example, McDonald's is experiencing "encouraging incrementality," in the 70% range, and twice the check size of typical in-store orders.

And, during McDonald's earnings call last week, CEO Steve Easterbrook said delivery is providing "encouraging incrementality," in the 70% range, and twice the check size of typical in-store orders.