Sentence examples for obvious commonality from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, as there is no obvious commonality between the ESSDAI and COMPASS instruments, factors (eg, common pathogenetic mechanisms) other than commonalities between the instruments may be responsible for the correlation between ESSDAI and COMPASS total score.
Their shared rejection of sampling in their fields proves the most obvious commonality.
The most obvious commonality between the two politicians is their both being women who sought positions of unprecedented political power in their respective nations, and went head-to-head with a male rival (or a series of them).
With a frame of reference up to Tokyo Godfathers, Susan J. Napier notes that while the theme of performance is the one obvious commonality in his works, she finds that the concept of the male gaze is the more important topic for discussion.
In my opinion the use of Islam and its fusion with the law and its subsequent dominant presence in the educational curriculum has not been done to radicalize the population, but to somehow or the other make the obvious commonality dominant in such a way that ethnic identities are relegated.
This motif is found in all eukaryotes, but not in prokaryotes, in a large variety of proteins that share no obvious commonality in their functions [ 72].
Because of such obvious commonalities, most Serbs see Montenegrins as "Mountain Serbs," and many but certainly not all Montenegrins see themselves as Serb in origin.
While they are usually explored in different environments one may encounter quite obvious commonalities.
There are no obvious commonalities among those proteins that were initially unsuccessful in SELEX with unmodified DNA.
Although no obvious commonalities among shutoff escapees were identified, we do detect a strong inverse correlation between transcript abundance and susceptibility to shutoff.
Review of the case histories of individuals with abundant rod-shaped microglia did not identify any obvious commonalities.
