Sentence examples for common characteristic between from inspiring English sources

The common characteristic between these technologies is that they aim to improve the cutting process.

But in that brief encounter I noticed another common characteristic between these two masters of their game: They both wore socks.

Based on these data, it's speculated that SIRT1 might be partly reduced by hyperglycemia, which is a common characteristic between type 1 and type 2 diabetes.

The only common characteristic between the shared singletons and the non-shared singletons is a decreased number of protein domains - however this could be the result of poor characterization and annotation of genes that are not members of large gene families.

The results also suggest that there are some common characteristics between faces and words in the early perceptual processing.

It listed common characteristics between those incidents and Sept. 11: suicide attackers, coordinated violence, the goal of maximum American casualties, meticulous long-term planning and the lack of any warning.

The objective of this commentary is to describe the differences and common characteristics between the implementation and the sustainability phase and to propose a definition for pharmacy.

The general picture of landscape development is highly similar to West Greenland and the common characteristics between the stepped landscapes in East Greenland and those on the conjugate margin in Scandinavia lead us to conclude that the mountains of Norway also formed after the North Atlantic breakup.

The connection between EMT and CSCs is further established with the common characteristics between cells undergoing EMT and CSCs in TGFβ signaling pathway activation, circulation in blood, and chemo-resistance as reviewed (Hayashida et al., 2011).

Similarity partition represents the part of the GC (times) GC ROIs that exhibit "similar" peaks for a given (tau), and therefore, exhibit common characteristics between the (GCtimes GC) topography between the two injections.

In this research area, several similarity measures rely on knowledge resources to quantify semantic resemblance, such as the WordNet "is a" taxonomy; this latter quantifies the common characteristics between the concepts expressed by the relation of specialization/generalization.