The phrase "a common onset" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to linguistics, phonetics, or any discussion about patterns or beginnings that are frequently observed.
Example: "In phonetics, a common onset in English words is the consonant cluster 'str' as seen in 'street' and 'strong.'"
Alternatives: "a frequent beginning" or "a typical onset".
Headache is a common onset symptom of DAVF, usually described as localized to the same site of the lesion, becoming generalized as a result of the dural stretching [2].Therefore, IHS has drawn up the classification criteria for the headache associated with DAVF [3].
For instance, whilst some used quadratic latent growth models to describe accelerating cognitive change [ 6, 10], others [ 5, 23] used change point models that estimate a common onset for all individuals in the sample, an assumption unlikely to be fulfilled in heterogeneous sample.
Our investigation benefited from the fact that the cohort examined was followed up to near extinction, from the application of a methodology that allowed us to relax the assumption of a common onset of terminal decline and to examine the association of education with the location of the onset of accelerated decline.
Recently, Zidverc-Trajcovic et al. [12] have considered as early onset a CH onset age under 20 years, common onset between 20 and 40 years, and late onset over 40 years.
ADHD is a common childhood onset mental health disorder that persists into adulthood in two-thirds of cases.
ADHD is a common childhood onset mental health disorder defined by the presence of impairing levels of hyperactive, impulsive and inattentive symptoms.
Autism is a common early onset neurodevelopmental disorder, which affects the brain's normal development and impairs social interaction and communication.
Simultaneous grouping by common onset time is believed to be a powerful cue in auditory perception; components that start or stop roughly at the same time are judged as far more likely to have originated from the same source.
The average F value of 0.68 in the predominant variant is still slightly worse than the common onset detection approach based on the original signal.
On the other hand, inconsistent with published data [15], the most common four onset symptoms of CADASIL scale were similar between the CADASIL and the CADASIL-like patients in our study (Table 1, p > 0.05), suggesting that these four common onset symptoms only may not be good risk factors of CADASIL scale for Chinese patients.
Table 6 shows the results of onset detection for the three considered approaches: (1) common onset detection on the original signal (without any auditory model), (2) onset detection using the auditory model output by choosing the output of the best single channel, and (3) onset detection where the estimated onset time points of several channels are combined.
