Sentence examples for environment is common from inspiring English sources

Brooklyn's pestilential environment is common knowledge at this point (VBS's Toxic Brooklyn started covering it over a year ago) so it's uncanny that you just now, when two of our other stories appeared in your headlines, jump on it.

Even when parasites are cleared from the host, re-infection from the environment is common.

There remain areas of uncertainty in the characterisation of NTM epidemiology and pathogenicity because NTM contamination and colonisation from the environment is common and not necessarily harmful [ 6].

The polyglot environment is common among web software, that is, software accessible from a web browser, because the client-side software (JavaScript, HTML, and CSS) has different responsibilities compared to server side.

They wanted Adam to have a different dynamic than Tom; the producers set up a girlfriend/boyfriend storyline in the first series – with Adam, they wanted him to have a wife (Fiona Carter) who works in the Security Service, since married couples working in that environment are common.

Hard substrata, typical for the deep-sea environment, are common on seamounts and may take the form of rocks or cobbles [24].

"There's zero evidence that Earth-like environments are common," Laughlin says.

Conte et al. [2] highlight in particular how the use of different programming languages along with their respective (sometimes exotic) compilers and the inherent load balancing and management among heterogeneous environments are common problems needing to be addressed.

As with much manga and anime, SF and fantasy tropes and environments are common: For example Ai no Kusabi, a 1980s yaoi light novel series described as a "magnum opus" of the Boys Love genre, involves a science fictional caste system.

Among the large number of stressors temperature is considered a particularly important one, because variable thermal environments are common and may pose substantial challenges for individual survival and reproduction [4] [8].

Thus, comparison with analog, anaerobic, volcanic terrestrial environments (Early Archean >3.5 3.33 Ga) shows that the fossil remains of chemotrophs in such environments were common, although sparsely distributed, except in the vicinity of hydrothermal activity where nutrients were readily available.