Sentence examples for developed in a common from inspiring English sources

Maybe some relationships will be built, and some cooperation and some friendship developed in a common cause.

Both structures are highly similar to known isochorismatases in fold and active site, therefore we conclude inhibitors for isochorismatases can be developed in a common framework.

A comparison of energy and CO2 emission efficiency indicators for other European countries was given in this study since the information was developed in a common basis across European countries according with Eurostat's recommendations.

To address this problem, a range of approaches has recently been developed in which a common strategy is to reduce the complexity of the radical-containing system.

It's very hard for something developed in a cross-platform, lowest-common-denominator technology to provide as nice an experience as a similar native app.

So international cooperation is important, and this then takes you to the core international issue: You can't rationally address this problem at the international level unless you get all the major economies, developed and developing, acting in a common system".

Before he could have surgery to repair it, a blood clot developed in his calf, a common complication in older patients like Rivera, then 42.

The roots of this test developed in the common law, as the courts of England and then the United States recognized that coerced confessions are inherently untrustworthy.

Hence, despite the advances in computing power over the last decades, simplified methods for the evaluation of thermal loads are still of great interest nowadays, for both the practicing engineer and the graduating student, since these can be readily implemented or developed in common computational-tools, like a spreadsheet.

President Obama had hoped to emerge from this week's Group of 8 summit meeting in Italy with a tentative agreement uniting rich and developing nations in a common fight against global warming.

In addition to reaffirming findings from 2D studies, this 3D analysis provides a map of the thickness in all areas within the developing brain in a common coordinate system allowing comparisons across subjects and time.