Sentence examples for characteristics not shared from inspiring English sources

Although often thought of as evolutionarily ancient, they have many characteristics not shared by any other vertebrates, and thus are difficult to place into the phylogeny of reptiles.

In particular, Streptomyces species have been proposed as suitable chassis organisms for NP discovery and overproduction because of their many unique characteristics not shared with yeast, Escherichia coli, or other microorganisms.

Because the braincase is long, low, and thick-walled and presents a strong browridge, they claim that H. erectus shows derived (or specialized) characteristics not shared with more modern humans.

In spite of certain general cultural similarities, then, the dance and theatre of China, Korea, or Japan exhibit definite local characteristics not shared by the arts of their neighbouring countries.

Archaea also possess some unique characteristics not shared by other domains.

Despite the ancient date of divergence of angiosperms from gymnosperms, estimated at 270-300 million years ago [ 33], conifers and dicotyledonous angiosperms still share certain characteristics not shared between the more recently diverged dicotyledon and monocotyledon angiosperm lineages.

Roads have another characteristic not shared by most state services: they are visible, and we all use them.

Together with the Caribbean and the US, it has a further characteristic not shared by Europe's colonies elsewhere: the legacy of a non-indigenous slave class.

These young people have a blessed characteristic not shared by their adult counterparts: they don't think what they are doing is strange; they think it is just plain sensible.

This is a characteristic not shared by other natural active-site-directed proteinase inhibitors.

When forensic investigators analyzed the seized works, they found cat hair embedded in the paint a characteristic not shared by Hunter's authentic work.