The study found that farmers' preferences for CSA technologies are marked by some commonalities as well as differences according to their socio-economic characteristics and rainfall zones.
While building on Plato's project of demarcating political expertise and depicting ideal as well as imperfect cities, the advances and new directions that Aristotle pioneered in political philosophy reflect disagreements with Plato in their wider philosophies, though these were also marked by some deep commonalities.
Additionally, current language neuroanatomy correlation patterns were similar across ASC subgroups with or without a history of language delay, marking aspects of commonality across ASC subgroups by language onset.
We have the kind of parent-child bond marked by spars rooted in commonality, similar passions raising the stakes for disagreement.
We marked a cell 'X' when a commonality (a correspondence) was found between a patient recommendation and an intervention component.
In contrast, the data protection landscape in Asia is increasingly marked more by the differences than commonalities.
Further evidence for such commonality has been provided recently: this transient state is also marked with the expression of endogenous retroviruses, such as MuERV-L, which are also expressed specifically in mouse two-cell stage embryos.
He does not reject the empirical national borders marked by countries as much as the fact that there are many commonalities among those nations that should be explored and brought to attention.
Despite these commonalities, the historic relationship between Christianity and Judaism has been marked by conflict, prejudice, persecution and tragedy.
In thinking of artists who could be paired with programmers, who are typically defined as highly productive and math-oriented, Simon's methodology, which is marked by the rigorous gathering, comparison, and analysis of data, seemed to be a point of commonality.
Notice any commonalities?
