It is true that the hundreds of thousands of mostly young people in the streets have common traits; certainly unemployment and poverty explain their persistence.
They said that these small schools tended to have common traits, including a rigorous curriculum, often built around themes like conservation and law, and highly personalized relationships between students and teachers.
This is not, in our opinion, a crucial limiting factor inasmuch that this model has been historically used to model human disease and also because several features of this model have common traits with human epilepsy [42], [43].
With regard to conflict management strategies, China, Japan, and Korea are likely to be clustered into one group, having common traits, such as collectivism, interdependent self-construal, and an emphasis on concern for the other (e.g., C. W. Lee, 2002; H. O. Lee & Rogan, 1991; Oetzel & Ting-Toomey, 2003; Oetzel et al., 2001; Ting-Toomey & Kurogi, 1998).
They are quite polymorphous but have common distinctive traits such as grog temper, comb design of different pattern and combing surface treatment.
The fact that these strains have common unusual traits such as denitrification, phenotypic variation during rhizosphere colonization [ 14, 91, 92] and highly conserved and unique chemotaxis systems, might indicate that these strains belong to the same species.
Genetic heritability and expression study have shown that different diabetes traits have common genetic components and pathways.
A venue not thoroughly explored is the possibility that the display of voluntary physical activity and certain personality traits have common neurobiological or endocrine mechanisms.
Because they went up as part of a planned community, the houses have many common traits.
"Condi and Javad had many common traits," Ved Nanda, who taught both and was on Zarif's dissertation committee, recalled.
