Kell, D. B., Potgieter, M. & Pretorius, E. Individuality, phenotypic differentiation, dormancy and 'persistence' in culturable bacterial systems: commonalities shared by environmental, laboratory, and clinical microbiology.
The curricula analysis, expert interviews, think-alouds with the apprentices, and piloting with the apprentices revealed commonalities shared by the German and Swiss constructs.
In other words, the commonalities shared by art and science asking difficult questions and publicizing an informed interpretation of the answer happen to be the most important aspects of each.
Rulers must reinforce social inequality and bolster their own unique position at the top of the sociopolitical hierarchy, yet simultaneously emphasize social similarities and the commonalities shared by all.
It should come as no surprise that social connectivity and relationships is one of the commonalities shared by people who live in the Blue Zones.
By highlighting individuals who, like himself, embody the intersection of L.A.'s black and Latino communities, Walter Thompson Hernandez's project, Blaxicans of L.A., illuminates the commonalities shared by the two groups.
Thus, the coevolutionary account encompasses and is entirely consistent with, but is not limited to, the social processes that are central to Dickie's institutional theory of art. 5 The commonalities shared by biotic and human artworlds are more than just a convenient analogy.
Diaspora Sikhs felt betrayed by India, and the events of 1984 defined their Sikhism and underlined a distinct commonality shared with other diaspora Sikhs.
Several commonalities are shared by the AS-20 and ASQE.
As more studies on the gene expression of single cells appear, the one commonality that is shared by all of them is the discovery of a greater degree of gene expression heterogeneity than had been previously believed to exist.
