Sentence examples for high commonality from inspiring English sources
The sustainable platform has three characteristics: high sustainability, low risk to product redesign, and high commonality.
The results of multilevel analyses revealed that both shared leadership and high commonality had positive effects on team members' intended performance and predicted satisfaction.
We suggest that high commonality of the 3' half sequences is one of the evidence of which 3' half could have had a single origin.
High commonality for demethylation of genes was seen in tumours sampled throughout lung lobes and across treated animals receiving the aerosolised drug.
Terms with high commonality existed in most subnetworks and ranked high in each subnetwork and, therefore, could be assumed to represent the main functions of the network.
96 Contributory factors underlying adverse events show them having a high commonality internationally, 97 and developing a similarly universal taxonomy and procedure for analysing patient complaints would allow for international learning and benchmarking (eg, at present consensus is often lacking between studies on the concepts used to analyse complaints).
The group with the highest commonality [correlation × log (number of common markers)] was identified, and if the correlation was larger than 0.5, all markers were joined to the consensus map by linear interpolation.
The highest commonalities were observed between the gene expression patterns of CoCl2 and WC-Co after 3 d of exposure (184 genes differentially expressed in both treatments), followed by the exposure to CoCl2 at 3 h and 3 d (134 genes) and WC/WC-Co at 3 d (31 genes).
This initial study revealed high-level commonalities, including (i) selection of documents for curation; (ii) indexing of documents with biologically relevant entities (e.g. genes); and (iii) detailed curation of specific relations (e.g. interactions); however, the detailed workflows also showed many variabilities.
The reactions of adsorbed DMSO and sulfolane showed a high degree of commonality including a high stability and similar dependence of the CO2 formation on the potential during the potentiodynamic oxidation of the adsorbates.
