Sentence examples for considered in common from inspiring English sources

It is suggested that the load sequence effect should be considered in common fatigue analysis if local yielding would exist before or after overloading.

Several characteristics represented in the studied deposits were also found elsewhere, but they are not considered in common reviews as the most typical characteristics of tsunami deposits.

It is well known from experiments that this electrical permeability is significantly greater than the electrical permeability of an air-filled gap with smooth faces as considered in common crack models.

Given the extensive use of marly soils in the construction of earth dam cores and slope banks, the main interest of the results is to present new insights into its mechanical behaviour not usually considered in common engineering practice.

Ten ROIs were considered in common across all five data sets: anterior cingulate, amygdala, dorsal caudate, dorsolateral prefrontal cortex, gray matter cerebellum, hippocampus, insula, midbrain, parietal lobe, and ventral striatum.

Coggon and colleagues calculated an OR of 1.7 (95% CI, 1.2 to 2.6) for regular lifting and carrying of loads >25 kg (men and women considered in common) [ 21].

In the US, in some states, if you present yourselves as a married couple you will be considered in a common law marriage, even if you never married.

The problem of determining optimal designs for least squares estimation is considered in the common linear regression model with correlated observations.

Grade G0 (no reaction) and Grade G1 (faint reaction) were considered in a common category as concerns the statistical evaluation of the results.

Eurasian kestrels in our study area predate on the three species considered in the study: common voles, eyed lizards and white-toothed shrews, however, only common vole densities showed an effect on kestrel population rate of change.

Combined effects are considered in terms of common receptors and end points.