Sentence examples for increased commonality from inspiring English sources

Increased commonality and/or flexibility also result in a reduction of the optimal capacity for the assembly system while simultaneously slightly improving sales.

So his comments today — about increasing commonality between Chrome and Android — suggest Google is still building a gradual path towards convergence (as Schmidt said it was in 2011).

With the increasing commonality of plant factories, the use of light as stimuli instead of chemical treatment may be preferable due to a simpler protocol.

What are the commonalities and differences?

In some industries, companies have increased the commonality of designs across generations and products.

In response to these conflicting ideas, this project uses an experimental design to assess: 1) whether pan-ethnic commonality within racial categories is indeed a pre-requisite for an increased sense of commonality with other racial minority groups, and 2) how exposure to competition affects these attitudes.

Obviously, a lowered threshold of commonality increases the number of common ccgs; 19, 32, 80, and 126 genes were commonly detected as being rhythmic from eight, seven, six, and five of all nine studies, respectively.

Although the models of developmental programming are different, a commonality is increased maternal dietary sucrose during pregnancy, arguing that female offspring may be particularly vulnerable to maternal sucrose in utero.

So in the Spirit of Christmas and increased terrorist activities, I present this list of commonalities.

Although most of the ADF's weapons are only used by single service, there is an increasing emphasis on commonality.

Russia is currently serving as the bridge between Iran and Turkey ― which is de-facto representing Saudi and Gulf Cooperation Council interests ― and is attempting to increase areas of commonality between the two countries.