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Remote vital sign monitoring is a common example for home telehealth and one promising market, but lacks the breadth, comforting and subtleties of face-to-face assessments usually done by having either the patient go to the clinic or the clinician going to see the patient at home.

Here's a common example for football season (just remember, the point of the story is gender neutral).

A common example for this applies to relationships, but can be seen in other life habits, too: You know you are frequently arguing and getting into fights, or you know your partner is detaching, yet you are hopeful that they may still change and like you back.

A common example of FFR for a network with base BSs is a blend of reuse factor of 1, 3, and 7 in the cell center and cell edge areas, respectively.

A common example occurs for reactions in solution that involve substantial changes in shape of the solute.

You may speak some words; here's a common example: We light this chalice, for the light of truth, the warmth of love, and the fire of commitment.

One prominent and common example for such a dilutable benefit is male parental performance, as quality and quantity of paternal care can be expected to decrease with an increasing number of eggs/clutches.

Driving a car and piloting an airplane are the most common examples for manual control of complicated processes.

A common Christian exercise, for example, involves envisioning meeting and talking with Jesus.

Figure  1 displays an example of a Common Factor model for the genetic influences in this study.

They can either share a common goal (for example an ant colony, bird flock, or fish swarm), or they can pursue their own interests (for example as in an open-market economy).