Sentence examples for features shared with from inspiring English sources

The early stages of chordate development show features shared with some invertebrate phyla, especially the mouth that forms separately from the anus, as it does in the phyla Hemichordata, Echinodermata, and Chaetognatha.

These alterations reflect a transcriptional program with many features shared with the program driving colon cancer progression.

These typically contrasting features, shared with few other important fluorinated groups (CF3, OCF3, SCF3), can open up interesting avenues in the design of new drug leads.

Neanderthals also show several "primitive" features, i.e., features shared with the common ancestor of both Neanderthals and modern humans (see Harvati 2007).

Like Rightmire, he thinks the fossils represent an early, primitive form of H. erectus, which had evolved from a H. habilis like ancestor and still bore some primitive features shared with H. habilis.

In addition to features shared with other families of the super family Oestroidea (Rhinophoridae, Sarcophagidae, Calliphoridae, and Oestridae), adult tachinids can be recognized by the developed postscutellum (a rounded bulge below the hind part of the thoracic dorsum) (O'Hara 2008).

But he felt this "could be dangerous with only the feet to brake," a feature shared with the Airboard and the Mad River Rocket.; AIRBOARD CLASSIC 130 -- $279, www.airboard.com.

Again, Stringer is not so sure, noting that Homo floresiensis arm bones are exceptionally long, a feature shared with apes and which suggests an arboreal lifestyle.

According to Walter, Plato's status or state of being-a-man is a positive feature shared with other men.

Second, weaving exemplifies an essential feature shared with the target: both weaving and statecraft engage in intertwining.

A key contribution to economy and performance derives from another feature shared with the ZA40S engine: optimized supercharging incorporating a simplified single-pipe exhaust system.