Sentence examples for a commonality with the from inspiring English sources
"With the Ganges, there was a commonality, with the spiritual aspect of how people interact with the river.
The United States and Mexico would be left to decide tariff-cutting and other specific bilateral trade issues while the three Governments would work together on administrative and institutional provisions to insure a commonality with the existing United States-Canadian free-trade pact.
I turned to my colleagues and said: 'There's a commonality with the Mall of America, in that it's on that proportion.' This was one of those Tina Brown buzz-filled moments, where a "controversial" (ie: unflattering) photograph with a dramatic headline ("The Queen of Rage") led to a brief hullabaloo.
The wing shared a commonality with the 101st Air Refueling Wing, the 103d Fighter Wing, and the 104th Fighter Wing, which due to commission decisions, also changed the type of planes that they flew.
Therefore, even with the lack of neoplastic over-proliferation, brain developmental diseases may have a commonality with cancers as genomic mosaic genomic disorders.
His songs have a commonality with Ocean's work: they present a menu of sex, drugs, and disillusionment, in a heavy-lidded style.
Unlike the results from SPF mice, the "GFSI-down" list (Table 4) shows a striking commonality with the "GFLI-down" list (15 of 31 genes, Table 3) and "SPFLI-up" list (9 of 27 genes, Table 1).
Spatial working memory depends upon intact temporal lobe circuits [70], [71], thus the GD17 mice appear to have a degree of commonality with the 'cortical' subgroup of patients with schizophrenia who have 'working' memory deficits, but no ventricular enlargement.
A number of existing and proposed gene expression databases share a high degree of commonality with the EMAGE database.
An examination of the environmental conditions during this event indicated a high degree of commonality with the 1959 and 2015 events.
