Sentence examples for considered typical of from inspiring English sources
In poetry and prose the early 17th century in Spain was marked by the rise and spread of two interrelated stylistic movements, often considered typical of the Baroque.
An exception to this pattern was Triceratops, which had a solid and relatively short frill, but Triceratops is so well known that its frill is often mistakenly considered typical of ceratopsians.
This day may be considered typical of weekdays for the data set.
Non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) may be considered typical of advanced age.
The two kinds of FP can be considered typical of groundwater conductive features in an orogenic stress field.
To add to the diagnostic confusion, microscopic examination of the samples showed swollen "Councilman bodies"—lesions considered typical of yellow fever.
Only the living genus Giraffa has the long neck that we consider typical of the group.
It's not actually what you necessarily consider typical of the label's output, but the weirdo ethos, and refusal to behave like anything else is completely in keeping with imprint.
(18) An initial production rate of 1.5 mmscf/d was considered typical for wells of this size.
The medial prefrontal cortex and the temporo-parietal junction are considered typical theory-of-mind areas.
Ironically, all early reports of such complications described atrial septal defects, patent ductus arteriosus, and aortic coarctation as congenital cardiovascular malformations of MFS, none of which are considered typical manifestations of MFS today.
