Sentence examples for In common their use from inspiring English sources

All three films share something in common: their use of Autodesk Maya, a piece of visual effects software.

One other thing that both Spectre and John Wick have in common is their use of the EUR District (Esposizione Universale Roma), planned by Benito Mussolini to celebrate 20 years of fascist rule in 1942.

Two years ago, a friend was diagnosed with thyroid cancer, too, then a few months later Garst's running partner, a 50-year-old man with whom she has little in common except their use of the same trails, received a similar diagnosis.

The M. D. Anderson Cancer Center is currently doing the first large prospective study on chemotherapy drugs in common use and their effect on the fetus.

Parenteral and intranasal vaccines for this pathogen have been in common use since their development in the late 1970s and early 1980s and recently a commercial oral Bb vaccine has become available.

Firstly, does the indigenous range management knowledge of pastoralists in East Africa and the Horn of Africa (as developed by multi-ethnic pastoral communities) exhibit common themes in their use of range assessments and monitoring?

Although the use of HRQoL questionnaires is more common in clinical research, their use in clinical practice can also help clinicians to obtain standardized information on the impact of the disease and its treatment on patients' HRQOL; information that cannot be obtained using traditional measures, and that could be of a great use in clinical decision making.

Due to insufficient data on the application of nasal decongestants for common cold in children, their use is not recommended in patients below 12 years of age [ 20].

They observed how the rhetoric on each side had an uncomfortable symmetry, especially in their common use of bellicose and aggressive rhetoric.

The results also illustrate the benefits of extending beta blocker utilisation to the older age group of heart failure patients in which their use is common but the evidence is sparse.

The law lords said "special measures" used for the witnesses in the Davis trial were unlawful because there was no authority in English common law for their use and nothing in statute.