Sentence examples for commonality in all from inspiring English sources

The commonality in all new media is that it's digital.

More contentiously, he asserts another commonality: in all three places, the defining European influence was not British or Italian but that of liberal, republican France.

The commonality in all three of these episodes is self-evident: the perversion of the justice system and rule of law as nothing more than a weapon to legitimize even the most destructive state actions, while severely punishing those who oppose them.

A commonality in all cancer cells under the effect of mifepristone was the increase in the number of membrane actin ruffles.

Notably, the commonality in all of the above definitions, including the metaphors, is that the term 'global' is not straightforwardly defined.

The BBB breakdown is a commonality in all of these central nervous system disease states (Weiss et al. 2009); however, the pathophysiologic influence of PCBs on the BBB function is not fully understood.

Retrospective analyses revealed only one commonality in them: all subjects with doublets also had autism or autism spectrum disorder (ASD)."[23].

Having found broad intergroup commonalities and similarities in all three tasks, they had the idea of asking informants of each group for detailed expectations upon the answers by people from the other group, as well as by the average person from his/her own group.

However, such commonalities were present in all sets and are thus a constant, unspecific for any condition or set.

The inflammasome is activated not only by microbial products including peptidoglycans and toxins, but also by host-derived danger signals such as changes in potassium levels, extracellular ATP and reactive oxygen species suggesting that these endogenous and less-specific inducers could be the commonality that is present in all STDs/colonizations that leads to IL-1ß production [12].

So while Morris Hirshfield's nudes, Henry Darger's embattled little girls and William Hawkins's expressionistic animals have in many respects nothing in common, a growing number of us find a commonality in our response to all of them.