Sentence examples for common underlying feature from inspiring English sources

The Arab Spring and the crisis facing Iraq resulting from ISIS's epidemic, serve to demonstrate that political stability and economic prosperity can only be effectively brought together by virtue of a depoliticized Rule of Law and for such Rule of Law to gradually become a common underlying feature of Iraqi culture and mainstream politics and Governmental administration.

Impaired microtubule organization and microtubule dependent transport are believed to be a common underlying feature in many neurodegenerative diseases [25].

Li et al [ 17] assume that positive examples in P and likely positive examples from U have common underlying feature dimensions (or subspaces) as they belong to the same class.

No significant differences were found (P > 0.05) in comparing salivary glucose levels across different Diabetes mellitus is a group of metabolic disorders that share the common underlying feature of hyperglycemia.

Because misfolding and aggregation of these and other proteins is associated with disease progression, it is thought that defective protein homeostasis is a common underlying feature of neurodegeneration (2).

We developed a method to sequentially identify clusters of correlated genes that control the prognostic power of these gene lists with the goal of identifying the common underlying biological features of these classifiers.

The most commonly prescribed psychiatric drugs are effective for many diagnoses, precisely because those diagnoses have underlying features in common.

A common underlying cause is suggested, since the histological features of appendiceal adenocarcinomas are identical to those of adenocarcinomas elsewhere in the large bowel [ 6].

To facilitate an objective recommendation for treatment selection based on treatment algorithms described by Miller 2007 [ 28], we created a list of the most common underlying neuro-musculoskeletal impairments of the primary movement features found in IGA (see Table  2).

One common non-clinical feature of DC is the presence of abnormally short telomeres [9,10] which is suspected as being the common, underlying cause behind most of the abnormalities.

"There is common underlying frustration, a sense of anxiety, uncertainty," Mr. Devlin said.