Sentence examples for had other characteristics from inspiring English sources
Even if an African-American voter had other characteristics that tended to correlate with Republican voting (like being older, or more rural, or wealthier), he or she is nevertheless overwhelmingly likely to vote for Mr. Obama.
But they had other characteristics that have carried through the hominid line: they were diurnal, for example.
LTRs and TSDs could only be determined for 15 LTR retrotransposon families; the remaining 6 families had other characteristics of LTR retrotransposons except for the LTR.
The GPs not often transferring information had other characteristics than the other respondents: more male, more single-handed, working four or more days.
Cell populations expressing putative stem cell markers were more resistant to chemotherapeutic agents than were parental cells, and had other characteristics of cancer stem cells, including reconstitution of tumors by as few as 50 to 100 cells.
Our results differ from previous studies for several reasons: 1) our population was limited to older patients; 2) we excluded patients who were enrolled in an HMO, who may have been healthier or had other characteristics that differed from the patients in our sample; and 3) we measured observed, rather than relative, survival.
As college enrollment becomes more expected of high school students — as of October 2011, 68.3 percent of 2011 high school graduates were enrolled in college — the shrinking group of students forgoing college may have other characteristics that are associated with lower wages.
Republicans normally turn out at higher rates than Democrats, in part because they tend to be older, whiter and have other characteristics that correlate with voting on a regular basis.
In other words, these individuals may have other characteristics that make them hold different views about the role of the state in the economy to start with.
Studies that look explicitly at the evaluation of rail traffic noise are few in number; [16] lists 4 hedonic and 2 SP studies, of which several are estimated according to distance from the railway rather than the noise level, or have other characteristics that make them less suitable for comparisons.
