Sentence examples for aspects in common with from inspiring English sources
BAYREUTH, Germany — Performances here last week of Wagner's first three operas had aspects in common with performances at the Bayreuth Festival.
In recent years, there has been increased interest in a clinical syndrome characterized by excessive sexual thoughts, sexual urges, and/or sexual behaviors that has many aspects in common with impulse control disorders.
In fact if it sounds a little like Ning or Wetpaint, then that's because it has several aspects in common with those sites.
The approach followed by JICA is analysed in Kurokawa et al. (2008 10 and has many aspects in common with the strategies already reviewed, as it is also focused on the development of the private sector in Africa.
Conceptually, every homology contains both historical remnants (aspects in common with the homologous structure of the ancestral species and possibly that of other species that share a common ancestor) and modifications (through adaptation or other process).
Their designs shared aspects in common with the metabolist movement, borrowing metaphoric shapes from nature for use in planning morphological structures.
I like historical true crime, the kind that uses the crime as a window into the time and place where it happened ("Damn His Blood," by Peter Moore, does a great job of illuminating early-19th-century England, both the aspects that that society had in common with ours and the aspects that are totally alien to us).
Many aspects of suffering have little in common with symptom control or the use of advanced medicine [ 14].
With at least half of the aspects in common, one would think there would be plenty of overlap for building common understanding and leveraging the difference in perspectives to create cross-functional learning on the remaining aspects.
The rewarding aspect of mating shares features in common with running, an experience that also raises glucocorticoid levels [11], [12] and promotes neuronal growth [13], [14], [15], [16].
