Sentence examples for extensive commonality from inspiring English sources
Although there is extensive commonality among the Air Force, Navy and Marine versions of the fighter, each has unique features.
Extensive commonalities between MAE in the human and mouse genomes imply that molecular mechanisms underlying this mode of gene regulation and possibly its functional impact(s) have been generally conserved since the last common ancestor of primates and rodents, 70−80 million years ago (Foote et al. 1999).
The nature and type of these dislocation sources is the subject of extensive debate, however, one commonality amongst these theories is that the ability of the free surface to absorb dislocations is a necessary condition for transition to a source controlled regime.
Nevertheless, the spatial overlap, though significantly different from random, is not extensive (∼10 20% in GM), indicating that commonality exists in parallel with disparity, as also shown by a meta-analysis (Yu et al. 2011).
The cause, extent, and general nature of each of these spills are unique, yet the extensive data collection efforts that ensued reveals considerable commonality.
Relative to fixation both tasks activated an extensive network of areas within occipito-temporal, occipito-parietal and frontal cortices, reflecting a high degree of commonality between the two.
Although an extensive portion of the regional load effects constituted differential control modulations in both sustained and transient responses, commonalities were also found implicating a subset of executive core mechanisms consistent with unitary or domain general control.
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Commonality and mild settings.
