Sentence examples for major commonalities from inspiring English sources

The document also claims major commonalities between the faiths, saying that Jews and Christians worship the same God; seek authority from the same book, the Old Testament; and accept the moral principles of the Torah.

The philosophy behind this modeling approach and its major commonalities and differences with numerical and analytical models are explored and two different categories of such models are explained.

Above, a selection of street-style shots from both blogs establishes one major commonality: in Amsterdam and Copenhagen alike, lovelies on bikes rule the roads.

The major commonality between the two projects (besides being black metal and their obvious lust for fascist blood) is their sense of humor.

The Pacific Rocky Intertidal Monitoring Program reports that one major commonality of all the afflicted sites is that the outbreaks followed periods of warmer ocean waters.

We hypothesize that a major commonality among these loci will be regulation by the product of the maternal effect locus (Meil) for which genetic evidence has previously been described [37].

The major commonality among Figs.  1, 2b and 3 is TP53, which is a central hub in these three networks.

A major commonality in this act of enduring was that older adults felt forced into learning to live with pain on their own [ 19].

All three patients experienced preceding viral-like prodrome which, when combined with major histocompatibility commonalities, may predispose these individuals to an immune response.

"In India we celebrate the commonality of major differences," wrote the celebrated author Shashi Tharoor about his native country.

In this study we constructed chord-sequences such that perceived differences in the cognitive processing between regular and irregular chords could not be due to the sensory processing of acoustic factors like pitch repetition or pitch commonality (the major component of 'sensory dissonance').