Sentence examples for which is a commonality from inspiring English sources

Acetylation of histones is generally characterized by an elevation in gene expression, conversely, deacetylation is associated with a decrease in gene expression, which is a commonality in AD [ 4].

The presence of such abnormal protein aggregates was associated with an impairment of proteasome activity, which is a commonality among PMP22 point mutation and gene duplication CMT1A paradigms (Fortun et al., 2005, 2006).

The major commonality among Figs.  1, 2b and 3 is TP53, which is a central hub in these three networks.

What I've somehow found is a commonality.

Which isn't a bad summation of the commonalities between Béla Bartók, Alfred Schnittke and Witold Lutosławski – all composers who loved the jostle between wit and weight, spirit and logic, raw emotion and modernism.

"From the very beginning (of my afterlife studies) I was hearing people with experiences, some of whom had not been religious and some of whom were, and whatever they had been before, afterward there seemed to be a sort of commonality, which is the understanding that yes, there is a God," Moody said.

Even if the levels of shares in Argentina, Canada, New Zealand and the United States but not in Australia seem similar in the early 1930s (a commonality which is lost shortly afterwards), it is necessary to stress that several methodological issues limit the comparability of levels across countries (see Atkinson and Piketty 2007): the plot should be read in terms of dynamics and not levels.

The similarity between two ATC codes is derived according to their prior probabilities (frequency) and the probability of their commonality

We propose a method to identify and exploit these commonalities, which is based on applying multistart local search.

And what about the humbling commonality of death, which is not, as tragic heroes believe, a revelation reserved for the exalted individual?

Therefore, the DTW-based feature combination does preserve the commonality of the samples, which is expected to be the abstraction of a voice-tag.