Common crossing points in dendrograms represent similar patient characteristics as well as similarities with regard to expression of distinct genes in gene expression patterns.
Doing so aided the classification of aspects of functioning, as similarities in scoring patterns often, though not always, imply similar functioning.
Of interest are phenotypically similar disease subtypes that present different molecular mechanisms as well as similarities on the molecular level that cannot be mapped to known clinical characteristics.
Although Akron and Cleveland are only 39 miles apart, there are as many differences as similarities.
Yet the concert ended up exposing as many differences as similarities.
There may indeed be as many differences as similarities between the two religions (a moot point), but that doesn't make them wholly incompatible.
But comparison – Nolte's forte – does not mean equation; it means working out differences as well as similarities, and in the end Nolte's conservative nationalist intellectual project ignored this central aspect of the process.
The big gains on the WISC are largely in the category known as "similarities," where you get questions such as "In what way are 'dogs' and 'rabbits' alike?" Today, we tend to give what, for the purposes of I. Q
They're from South Wales and lumber songs with titles such as A Town Called Hypocrisy and Always All Ways (Apologies, Glances and Messed-up Chances), but that's as far as similarities to the Manic Street Preachers go.
Estes did find that when he asked people to consider differences as well as similarities, more people used the physical category to arrange objects, but even in this case, a sizeable minority stuck with thematic connections.
There are differences as well as similarities: Heath presided over a largely pro-European party and considered his greatest achievement to be Britain's entry into what was then the European Economic Community.
