Sentence examples for have a common root with from inspiring English sources

The haploid and maternally inherited mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) molecule has been the most used genetic marker to identify and to relate lineages with clear geographic origins, as the African Ls and the Eurasian M and N that have a common root with the Africans L3.

ADHD may also have a common root in the brain with other developmental problems, such as dyslexia.

In the first case the stems have a common root and thus share a common semantic field, as with the English verbs write, wrote, and written.

But all these problems, the novel suggests, have a common root and a common solution: that men need "a new spiritual or psychological relationship with women".

Remarkably, these two macro events have a common root, which is also the root of globalization: the revolution of Information Technologies.

A little later, he adds, "Tragedy and comedy have a common root, whose name at last I think I know.

Both those things have a common root, which is that I'm interested in the underlying structure of things.

We also found that the common types of loose speak, such as metonymy and noun-noun compounds, have a common root cause.

On the other hand, the three pulmonate MT subfamilies share a common root with all other gastropod MTs.

He has previously said that the terms "conservative" and "conservation" had a common root – both involved "keeping the best of what we have".

These issues weren't as unrelated as I had previously thought -- they had a common root cause.