Sentence examples for to the commonality from inspiring English sources
However boldface the names of the people telling these stories, the "Nostalgia" columns attest to the commonality and the timelessness of our essential human concerns: love and loss; autonomy and connectedness; ambition and failure.
One of the wonderful discoveries that my colleagues and I have made while decoding the DNA of over two dozen species, from viruses to bacteria to plants to insects and now human beings, is that we are all connected to the commonality of the genetic code and evolution.
Surveys of Indigenous prisoners add further weight to the commonality of these risk factors (AIHW 2015b; Heffernan et al. 2012; Indig et al. 2010, 2011; Lawrie 2003).
Findings were likely to alert other lecturers attempting greater student engagement to what is entailed and to the commonality of time-expense when improving learning outcomes.
Due to the commonality of the underlying distributions, the individual differences in the trabecular microstructure among the specimens seemed to be reflected primarily by changes in the scalar parameters.
This contrast is likely related to the commonality of allometric equation (CRM approach) between the FIA and S and W maps. Pairwise comparisons between the four maps at low, medium and high biomass density quantiles at mapping region scale parse out differences among maps more closely.
As the designer Richard Mishaan put it: "My job is to give context to people's collections, to find the commonality in disparity".
In the end, we would like to spend some space to discuss the commonality and the difference between our contributions and that of in [41].
The remaining features belonged to the commonalities between these two signals.
In this last of this series of genome anniversary vignettes, you will continue to find provocative thoughts ranging from the impacts of this "big science" project on the rest of the research community to the commonalities between art and science.
The last installment of human genome anniversary "vignettes" covers topics ranging from the impact of this "big science" project on the rest of the research community, to the commonalities between art and science.
