Sentence examples similar to a mutual characteristic from inspiring English sources
More specifically, phylogenetic analysis allows the identification of mutual characteristics of so-called clusters, i.e. specific groups of patients in which multiple transmissions of HIV-1 have taken place.
Multiple defects in ductal plate remodeling lead to the formation of cysts rather than bile ducts, resulting in the so‐called Alagille syndrome 4. In conclusion, the proximal pancreatic and the distal bile duct arise from common endodermal structures, thus reveal mutual characteristics in organ development and formation.
A mutual combination of these characteristics leads to four possible outcomes, pictured in a 2 × 2 matrix as approaches to changing organizational structure.
After selling Tele-Communications to AT&T in 1999 for $31.8 billion, Mr. Malone retained control of Liberty Media, a publicly traded company that holds stakes in many of the biggest media companies and has more characteristics of a mutual fund than of an operating business.
They show a mutual development during embryologic organ formation and share phenotypic characteristics.
In fact, it is a mutual fund employing a "130/30 strategy" (a blend of long and short positions, betting that certain stocks will rise and a select few will fall) allowed under new European rules.Todd Trubey of Morningstar, a rating agency, distinguishes three sorts of mutual funds that show hedge-like characteristics.
A mutual friend introduced them.
"It was a mutual decision.
This implied a mutual understanding.
