Sentence examples for traits shared with from inspiring English sources

But low pay, and widespread corruption and incompetence are traits shared with Russia's police force.

Advanced traits shared with tetrapods include a series of robust bones supporting the fleshy limbs, a lack of gills, and strong ribs.

Reasons for the extremely small size of the offspring and the frequent production of twins are not understood, but both are traits shared with bears.

New analyses detail many traits shared with our genus Homo, in the spine, vertebral column, knee, teeth, and jaws.

Material culture traits shared with the Yellow River region on the one hand and Yangtze Neolithic on the other may have much to do with this site's peripheral position to both cultural worlds, rather than indicating some core source of all of China's Neolithic as Cohen (2011) seems to imply (also contra Sagart 2008).

Additional traits shared with other prosimian primates (strepsirrhine primates and tarsiers) include a bicornuate (two-horned) uterus and epitheliochorial placentation.

The skeletons have long arms similar to those of orang-utans, a trait shared with Australopithecines, which suggests they were adept at living in trees.

They have a four-chambered heart (as do mammals), forelimbs modified into wings (a trait shared with bats), a hard-shelled egg, and keen vision.

The surrounding activity notwithstanding, Ms. Best exists a breed apart, a trait shared with a character with the misfortune to walk among a community of men whose untrammeled savagery finds countless echoes today.

Has anyone stopped to think, though, that the pass-interference call in our football represents a kind of hole in the rules, a trait shared with only one other circumstance in sports that I can think of: the penalty (or, rather, the awarding of a penalty) in the game that the rest of the world calls football?

Concentration effects of XEs are nonmonotonic (a trait shared with natural hormones), making it difficult to design efficient (single concentration) toxicology tests to monitor their harmful effects.