Sentence examples for both common and differing from inspiring English sources

Our study highlighted barriers and enablers that were both common and differing across two time periods.

Models shared a common structure and differed in the priors used and the assumption about residual variances (homogeneous or heterogeneous).

The α/β type is more common and differs from the ominous primary cutaneous γ/δ T-cell lymphoma.

Mesozoic; common and cycadlike; differ from cycads in having direct leaf traces, in sometimes being monoecious, and sometimes having bisexual cones.

First, any two (groups of) things have infinitely many properties in common and also differ in infinitely many respects.

Fisheries for sharks and rays are common throughout the world and differ in both the species taken and in the type of gears and vessels used.

CONCLUSION Problems with WLI are common in healthcare workers and differ significantly based on position and time in specialty.

The more common ones are well characterized and differ importantly in their effect on enzyme activity.

In this context, two common excipients differing in their mechanical behaviour (MCC and mannitol) are used.

The most common immunophenotype, differing from conventional DLBCL, was coexpression of EMA and J-chain.

Different keys are closely or distantly related according to the number of notes their diatonic scales share; C major and G major, for instance, have six of their seven notes in common (differing only in F♮ and F♯) and thus are closely related.