Sentence examples for common overall from inspiring English sources

Barro's academics offer a suggestion as to why announcing a saint has become more common overall: competition.

Making the SDGs the common overall results and accountability framework amounts to making over the ultimate goal of humanitarian action.

Men were significantly more likely to commute on a bike than women – 3.9% of the total as against 1.6% – and it was most common overall among people aged 30 to 34.

The rules applicable to the two kinds of property have been fused, but no common, overall name is yet universally accepted.

(Though one segment of the economy, white-collar workers, who were traditionally relatively immune to cyclical job-loss, became more vulnerable during the 1990s).The likelihood of being in part time work after losing a full-time job also varies with the business cycle, but there is no evidence that it has become more common overall.

These families of proteins, although evolutionary independent, seem to share a common overall architecture.

Major histocompatibility proteins share a common overall structure or peptide binding groove.

The molecule shares the common overall architecture of ABC-transporter NBDs.

Data on the anatomic site of injury showed that traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) were the most common overall (Table 4).

The presence of a hydrophobic core with residues conserved among the TSCP family suggests a common overall fold.

While pMOH is less common overall (0.7%) than the estimated global mean (about 1.5%[37]]), its prevalence in the Ethiopian urban population (2.4%) exceeds it by about 60%.