Sentence examples for common to all existing from inspiring English sources

Monumental buildings are by definition unique buildings that cannot be reduced to any standard structural scheme: this makes it difficult to evaluate their seismic reliability, because in addition to the many uncertainties that are common to all existing (and in particular "old") buildings—no statistics on the behaviour of similar buildings can be available.

Along those lines, we focused only on traditional MetS components that are common to almost all existing MetS criteria based on cutoffs of these components in order to ensure a clinically accessible risk score that results from the analysis.

The other genes known for lamellocyte differentiation are common to all 11 species, indicating that existing (hemopoiesis) genes have been co-opted for the acquisition/evolution of a new type of hemocytes.

Common to all methods for altering an existing protein is the selection of a subset of amino acids in the protein for variation and a choice of which substitutions to make at each position.

We outline the separation zones common to existing classifiers.

Moreover, the cross-disciplinary collaborative working needed for stem cell science is common to existing arrangements in both public and private sectors.

The learning component is common to existing theories of regret [24] [27].

Furthermore, it allows the simultaneous measurement of multiple intergenic distances in a cell by cell manner in a single experiment, without the chromatin distortion common to existing procedures.

But MPs lined up today in the Commons to condemn the existing voluntary licensing within the system, and the failure of the government's "Operation Crackdown".

While dogs will never replace therapists and teachers, O'Haire hopes to see animal assisted therapy as an increasingly common compliment to existing mental health practices.

In New Zealand, however, the average age is eight years, and it is common to have pre-existing investors.