Sentence examples for commonality seen from inspiring English sources

The commonality seen with heat shock genes, however, is not manifest as increased tolerance of elevated temperatures (Figure 2A, B).

The conceptual differences might not be sufficient to deny this important commonality (see Wainwright, 1981, 25).

To find a way to speak about the mutualities that underlie such sociabilities, Ayse Çağlar and I use the term 'domains of commonality' (See also Glick Schiller et al, 2011).

Moreover, it is likely that the degree of the usefulness of information exchange regarding country practices can be varied among different sectors, depending on the commonalities seen in the development of inventories for each sector.

While it is clear that distinct molecular subgroups of medulloblastoma exist and are clinically important, we should not lose sight of the fact that there are also commonalities seen across the subgroups, such as mutations in TP53 and MLL2 which are seen in several subgroups [ 32, 34].

We may take differing approaches; there may be commonalities both seen and unseen.

Dating around other commonalities is seen as pretty normal, from environmentalists to extreme sports enthusiasts; but there's something about mentioning the musical tastes of your dates that sets off eye-rolling alarm bells for most people.

As shown in Fig. 15 we have grouped the number of significantly modulated pathways (modulated significantly in at least two or more different dietary paradigms) for all the dietary combinations in which pathway commonalities were seen.

Exactly what commonalities he saw was hard to parse, perhaps because Trump himself did not know.

The two musicians, longtime friends fascinated by commonalities they saw in Bach and jazz, were united for Mr. Brubeck's "Dziekuje" ("Thank You"), played here on two pianos.

This was inspiring for me because of the commonalities I saw with Islam.