Phrases with «common precursor»

"Common precursor" refers to something that serves as a starting point or a shared origin for different things or ideas. It is the original source or ancestor from which several similar or related things or concepts have evolved or branched out. Full definition

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Sentences with «common precursor»

Fights are one of the most common precursors to fatal school violence. (safehavensinternational.org)
Instead of using conventional, yet more expensive, titanium aluminum carbide, they selectively etch silicon out of titanium silicon carbide, a cheaper and more common precursor, to synthesize titanium carbide. (sciencedaily.com)
CLPs are the most primitive common precursor for T and B lymphocytes and CMPs advance to Megakaryocyte / Erythrocyte Progenitors (MEPs), Granulocyte / Macrophage Progenitors (GMPs), and Dendritic Cell (DC) progenitors. (discovery.lifemapsc.com)
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