Sentence examples for common well known from inspiring English sources

It is common, well known and understood.

While we now recognise the idea of such co-evolution to be common and well known (and indeed, the pollinator-flower interactions are a great example of this), it was at the time a novel suggestion.

This issue is common and well known when dealing with OpenMP implementation.

Technical challenges of the AEC implementation are also common and well known regardless of the cultural context [45].

Thunderclap headache (TCH) can have several causes of which subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH) is most common and well known.

Anti-synthetase (anti-Jo being the most common and well known) has been heavily studied as a biomarker of myositis disease activity.

14 There is a high prevalence of low BMD in cross-sectional studies of patients with sarcoidosis, 7 15 18–18 and glucocorticoid use is common and well known to have adverse skeletal effects.

However, due to its explorative character the scope of our review was limited to health promotion interventions aimed at behavior change, as delayed behavior change and studies on cognitive outcome measures are common and well known in this area.

IDHwt lower grade gliomas and grade IV gliomas are closely related and driven by common and well known alterations including EGFR amplification and PTEN deletion, while IDHmut lower grade gliomas remain functionally distinct from grade IV gliomas.

But this phenomenon, like the tragedy of commons, is well known to economists and historians:  it is called "regulatory capture", and it happens to every regulating body.

Incorporating common situations encountered at home, school, in the marketplace etc. and using common objects already well known to children would make the worksheets more relevant.