Families of six to eight children were common, but there was simply not enough work for all, so the eldest often left for the mainland or emigrated to Canada or the United States to find work.
When Spanish mortgage debtors cannot make their payments, Spanish law denies them two ways out that are common elsewhere: they cannot simply hand the keys back to the bank and walk away, and they cannot discharge their debt in bankruptcy.
False-positive peak calls are common in amplified regions simply because those regions are overrepresented in the genomic DNA sample.
Such was the expense of obtaining parchment in the early days of Islam, however, that it was common practice simply to wash off the ink from already existing texts considered redundant and recycle them with new calligraphy.
At present, a standard definition of validation of microarray results by qPCR is still lacking and it is common practice to simply compare FC values.
In New York, the sight of umbrellas raised aloft in the snow may be more common simply because the streets are filled with people wearing nice clothes and heading to and from work, and they will do anything to prevent melting snowflakes from ruining their outfits or God forbid mussing their hair.
It was common sense because it simply accorded same-sex marriages the same legal status as other marriages.
For many practical purposes it is sufficient to individuate logics more coarsely, as consequence relations or generalized consequence relations, or even, as is common in some areas, simply sets of formulas.
Rep. Liz Vasquez, who sponsored the bill, touted it last year as simply being common sense, given the relationship people have with their pets.
It is plausible that a universal testing and treatment approach (regardless of CD4+ cell count) could reduce stigma in communities where testing is common and infection is simply treated in everyone, as with other infectious diseases or chronic disease conditions.
