Sentences with phrase «shared key similarities»

Ms Gilbert said the schools represented a wide range of communities but shared some key similarities - they all had high expectations of all children and taught pupils to read using phonics.

Researchers also noticed that epitopes included clusters of T cell receptors that shared key similarities as well as less similar «outlier» receptors.

But it's possible to imagine their accounts coming up in discovery as part of an effort to establish a pattern — especially since McDougal's story, at least, shares some key similarities with Zervos's.

The Glo HD and Voyage share some key similarities inside, as well, namely 4 GB of storage and a 1 GHz processor.

Not exact matches

Although the Roth IRA shares many similarities with the traditional IRA, there are a few key differences between these two retirement accounts.

Though Merrill's Principles Of Instruction do share some similarities with other problem - based approaches, there is a key distinction.

Modern Portfolio Theory postulates that the key to achieving an efficient portfolio is diversification between non-correlated (or negatively - correlated) assets classes — broad categories of investments that share few similarities in their performance.

Despite six months between them, the Huawei P20 Pro and iPhone X share many similarities, with a few key differences.

Of course, the two share a couple of similarities across the board since they're both smart home assistants, after all, but there are some key differences that'll be deciding factors on which one you'd prefer.

And sharing emotions means that we also share the same facial expressions, which may be the real key to increased physical similarity.