Sentence examples for considering common from inspiring English sources

"They too are apparently medieval," she said, considering common ground between his works and her own.

Joshi et al. [52] used neural network methods (NN) to classify AD by considering common risk factors.

It is essential to integrate ultrasound findings into the patient clinical context, always considering common underlying diseases resulting in morphological alterations of the gallbladder (e.g., cardiac failure).

This clearly confirms the contribution of considering common active interactions between the HTS assays as a dependency factor towards enhancing classification performance.

Two different scenarios are addressed, the first considering common lifetime of 20 years and the second considering increased lifetime of 40 years with reuse of tower parts.

Its aim is to cast light from a wide array of interdisciplinary and transcultural angles onto Germany and Europe by taking into account uniquely Asian backgrounds and perspectives, all the while considering common values, ideals and goals.

Essentially, it defines what is considered "common sense".

At the same time, premarital sex, once rare, is now considered common, particularly in urban areas.

"Travel posters were always considered common," said Nicholas Lowry, the director of Swann's poster department.

But the ramshackle four-story structure lacks some features considered common even before the Renaissance.

And monarchs and swallowtails are considered common butterflies, but a drought two years ago nearly wiped them out for a season.