Sentence examples for a feature shared by from inspiring English sources

A feature shared by LPC and all its extensions so far mentioned is that the only variables that occur in quantifiers are individual variables.

A feature shared by the campaigns, Mr. Swanepoel said, is their use of new media and new technologies for "great storytelling" that rivals the stories told by ads in traditional media like television and print.

Dr. R. Merrel Olesen, the founder of La Jolla Cosmetic Surgery Center in La Jolla, Calif., recalled a case of buyer's remorse in which a woman wanted her prominent nose back, after being shunned at a reunion for erasing a feature shared by many relatives.

As it's name suggests, the animal has impressive blue eyes, a feature shared by perhaps no other primate, apart from humans.

A feature shared by most fishes is the bone called the hyomandibula that supports the palate and controls movements of the gill apparatus.

The relationship of HSV to HLV was not germane to community type and was a feature shared by all three desert shrub communities.

A telltale detail of their design tipped him off: There are funnel-shaped channels where fish could be trapped--a feature shared by most weirs--in the embankments, he writes in the 9 November issue of Nature.

Instead, the identification of the Polycomb-silenced gene profile in CD138 positive patient samples and cell lines implies that this is a general feature shared by a large proportion of the MM cells.

In any event, downregulation of ANG seems to be a common feature shared by a number of diseases where fibrillogenic proteins are responsible for pathogenesis as has been shown in ALS, AD, PD, and now in ApoA-I associated amyloidosis.

A striking feature shared by different systems is a degenerate, gene-poor Y/W chromosome lacking meiotic recombination.

A common feature shared by species that exhibit a relatively low rate of cancer incidence is comparatively low mass-specific metabolic rates.