Sentence examples for to be commonality from inspiring English sources

In comparing the regions in which NPSLE differed from controls, there appears to be commonality with those identified by Appenzeller et al., [34], particularly the left precuneus.

While there may well be commonalities to the relationship between modularity and morphological disparity across mammalian clades, there are also significant differences related to selection pressures, ecology, and even life history.

The real imperial glue had to be a commonality of interests and values.

"It's got to be a commonality that brings them together, something that supersedes the importance of the feud itself," he said.

There has to be a commonality in the security models and the interface models between all those services.

Compared with the study of Cheng et al. (1999) using a Taiwanese research context, there seemed to be some commonality.

Thus, accumulation of extracellular vesicles appears to be a commonality for rhodopsin with carboxyl-terminal mutations that affect the QVAPA domain.

Comparison of results from previous studies indicated that, although many genes in various plant species respond specifically to different viruses, there is commonality in responses among different plant-virus interactions [1], [2].

The findings indicate that job satisfaction is a multidimensional construct and although there appear to be some commonalities across organizations, some predictors of job satisfaction appear to be organization and context specific.

The fact that they had a strong family history of exceptional longevity seemed to be the main commonality.

"You have to be careful that commonality doesn't force you into making inappropriate products for the market".