Likewise in Iraq, the US and Iran are evidently pursuing common aims in propping up the Baghdad government.
Indeed, one had to look elsewhere — Andrew Sullivan's hourly Dish, for example, or our own Amy Davidson's Daily Comment — even to learn whether "Tam" is a boy's name or (as is evidently less common) a girl's.
Yes – and, from the data above, these are evidently more common than the referee supposes.
Evidently, the common practice of subsuming neonatal jaundice under "other conditions" in various reports on global child health seems inappropriate for Nigeria and perhaps possibly for other countries in Africa where severe jaundice has been associated with significant morbidity and mortality [ 5, 9, 10, 12, 17].
Although a European study indicated that A. muciniphila typically comprises 1 to 3% of the intestinal microbiota [ 44], it is evidently less common in the United States, or at least in our patient population, and there may be regional differences in the overall microbiota that could result in patients in this region being more susceptible to a pro-inflammatory effect of this bacterium.
Referring to wars and violent confrontations from Syria to Nigeria and the Philippines, Blair, writing in the Observer, argues that "there is one thing self-evidently in common: the acts of terrorism are perpetrated by people motivated by an abuse of religion.
The fact is that, though of course there are individual grievances or reasons for the violence in each country, there is one thing self-evidently in common: the acts of terrorism are perpetrated by people motivated by an abuse of religion.
What they all have in common, evidently, is blind panic.
Aesthetics were evidently not the common denominator that sent prices sky high on Tuesday.
Starting in America with the Valley Girls of the 1980s (after immigrating from Australia, evidently), uptalk became common among young women across the country by the 1990s.
