Sentence examples for commonality to the from inspiring English sources

A modular architecture is a strategic means to deliver external variety (to the customers) and internal commonality (to the manufacturing organization).

Were these structures to be converted into a line format, such as SMILES or InChI, in order to cram the data into a text file or spreadsheet, the nuances of layout and orientation would be lost: the re-depicted structures, shown in 3(d), are oriented randomly and do not reveal their commonality to the perceiving chemist, at least not without some careful study.

"This may similarly describe how the dissonant passages of colors correspond to blurred edges in Keltie Ferris's paintings, which actually have more commonality to the graphic depiction of circles seen in graduate shifts to perspective of Sylvie Fleury than we would like to admit.

3) Is there any commonality to the sequence context or genetic/epigenetic context of the RET insertion sites recovered?

A commonality to the genetic basis of Types 1 and 2 diabetes has been suggested 27, 28, but has not been confirmed.

Our findings suggest that consensus building through an "ethics facilitation" approach may be a commonality to the practice of ethics consultation in the US and Japan, while differences emerged in terms of recommendations, surrogate assessment, and assessing treatments.

And those 2005 ratings were before the passage of Mr. Romney's health care law for Massachusetts in 2006, which contained an individual mandate and other substantial commonalities to the one that Mr. Obama and Democrats passed in 2010 and which Mr. Romney has now pledged to repeal.

While there may well be commonalities to the relationship between modularity and morphological disparity across mammalian clades, there are also significant differences related to selection pressures, ecology, and even life history.

These DNA methylated genes were compared across stages for their uniqueness and commonality to identify the patterns across stages of LUAD.

Mr. Clinton would be trying, the senior official said, to ascertain whether there was "enough commonality to get back to the peace process".

Look for the commonalities to discover the patterns -- there is always a pattern!