Sentence examples for particular commonality from inspiring English sources

Pursue each common thread by learning more about that particular commonality.

One particular commonality is New York City.

In particular, the commonality, or otherwise, of the responses of vertebrates to different environmental stresses remain poorly understood.

In particular the commonality of the specific GO terms (Additional file 2) identified on Hs-21, Hs-22 and Ol-18 with the overrepresented cellular component annotations associated to cytoplasm, as well as intracellular part and organelle, indicates that these genes likely act in a CNE independent manner.

In particular, any commonalities of function suggest that extant neuromimetic models may be plausibly implemented using a generic predictive coding architecture.

This review takes squamous cell carcinoma of the head and neck (SCCHN) as a specific example of an EGFR-involved cancer with idiosyncratic biological features that influence design of treatment modalities, with particular emphasis on commonalities and differences with other cancer types.

Of particular note were commonalities with a recent seminal report of vitreous protein levels in proliferative DR patients [ 13].

It is also shown that an aircraft's range capacity and commonality in particular facilitate many flexible applications.

Beyond the damage it does to particular goods, commercialism erodes commonality.

Though the preferential occurrence of specific sequence motifs and %GC of ncRNA regions are used for the prediction of sRNAs, it is nevertheless difficult to identify a commonality or particular statistical bias among the prokaryotic sRNA groups.

This paper explores the characteristics and commonalities between particular bike-sharing systems in urban areas, with a view to deriving influences on the sustainability of such systems.