Sentence examples for more commonality from inspiring English sources

In this case, we did find a small number of peaks (21) that are common to all three tissues, suggesting that the 3 somatic tissues share more commonality among each other than with testis.

"Therefore, there's more commonality in viewership".

They would like to find more commonality.

South Carolina State Representative Bakari Sellers sees more commonality than difference among his underprivileged constituents.

Over time, Iraq's Sunni minority — notably in western Anbar Province, site of anti-government protests — may feel more commonality with eastern Syria's Sunni majority.

The artist's elevation of the immaterial and the irrational over Western rationalism and the restrictive German Protestantism in which he was raised suggests the influential postwar German artist Joseph Beuys (though Mr. Laib himself finds more commonality with Mr. Kiefer's spiritual quest than with the charismatic egotism of Beuys).

"What happens when the two countries discover that there are more commonalities between them than differences?" There are indications that such a discovery process has actually been eating away at the ideological gap between the two countries for several decades.

I remember talking with a voter named Debra Gable, who had driven from central Vermont to attend an Obama rally in Derry, N.H. "I dislike politics," she told me, "because we focus on our differences even though we have so many more commonalities.

During the process of industrialization, there will be inevitably more commonalities between the ways of life of different ethnic groups.

Software product line engineering is about producing a set of related products that share more commonalities than variabilities.

There may be more commonalities in one kind of experience than the other, and greater relevance to specific research or policy issues.