Sentence examples for considered to share from inspiring English sources
Evergreen and marcescent oaks are therefore considered to share environmental niches in the Mediterranean region despite their functional differences.
While virtual heritage can be considered to share some features of serious games, there are significantly different emphases on objectives.
By comparing rates between identical and non-identical twins and siblings (considered to share the same environment) the researchers concluded that genetics accounted for 62% of the variation in men and for 40% in women.
Mystery Train is riveting for anyone who cares about rock music, but for some British readers, its all-American focus can feel like a slight: especially given that in 1975, the year the book was published, the UK could fairly be considered to share dominion over rock (the Beatles, the Stones, the Who, Led Zeppelin, Bowie).
"By no stretch of the imagination could the WTBTS be considered to share the ideals of the UN charter unless you suppose that destruction of the UN by God is consistent with that charter". The Witnesses, most frequently encountered by non-members when they attempt to make doorstep conversions, have faced accusations of bad faith before.
With this one exception, the ten batteries are considered to share the same capacity, energy efficiency and other parameters, as in Table 1.
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Enriched regions identified using different techniques (microarray and sequencing) were considered to be shared if they overlapped at least one base.
Luigi Tornillo and Raoul A. Droeser have contributed equally and should therefore be considered to have shared senior authorship.
The macroperforate spinose and nonspinose groups are considered to have shared a common ancestor in the Cretaceous Paleocene genus Hedbergella.
Also, and partly related to our previous point, since climate and culture are considered to be shared attributes, individual measures are aggregated to practice level.
