Sentence examples for other shared characteristics from inspiring English sources

Other shared characteristics include an essentially featureless bony palate, without many pits and ridges, and a broad mesopterygoid fossa (the opening behind the palate).

These and other shared characteristics might interfere with the trafficking of PfEMP-1 to the CB RBC membrane.

This suggests that in the context of supporting transition to parenthood, as opposed to more specific support for people experiencing mental or physical illness, a shared experience of motherhood may for some be a sufficient basis for a 'peer support' experience, even in the absence of other shared characteristics.

Building a workplace that is the "best" and creates an inclusive environment for all employees involves creating groups for employees to connect with others who have shared characteristics (ERGs), linking performance goals with diversity goals, ensuring that policies like parental leave are fair and competitive, and providing ongoing diversity training for employees.

As Wee et al. [1] detailed, common ancestry between the Bai-Yue and other high NPC risk aboriginal peoples (of Borneo, Northeast India, Arctic Inuit, Austronesian Malayo-Polynesians of Southeast Asia, and Polynesians of Oceania) is supported by other shared cultural characteristics.

The diversity of the São Paulo epidemic in terms of age, gender, and mode of transmission may provide insight into other HIV epidemics with shared characteristics.

Oman is selected as a case study in this paper because of its shared characteristics with other Arabian Gulf States as an oil-rich state with a political and economic system that is largely influenced by and dependent on fossil-fuel sources.

Coding reports produced were subjected to further analysis, exploring areas of commonality between participants with shared characteristics and other patterns in the data [ 23].

"Hate crimes instill fear in those who have no connection to the victim other than a shared characteristic such as race or sexual orientation," Senator Patrick J. Leahy, Democrat of Vermont and chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, said afterward.

Another shared characteristic with the other strepsirrhine primates is the rhinarium, a moist, naked, glandular nose supported by the upper jaw and protruding beyond the chin.

The tail is puzzling because it shares characteristics with other tails extending from pulsars, but differs in certain properties.