Sentence examples for experts common from inspiring English sources

These three prerequisites are not simply set by researchers' definition nor by experts' common sense.

Experts suggest common ground is wider, more inclusive, even harking back to our shared medieval experience.

(The consultation with experts — and common sense — helped keep me from picking the likes of Richmond to go very far).

But experts say common drugs that can relieve angina are often ignored in favor of more aggressive approaches like bypass surgery or stenting, the insertion of wire mesh tubes that prop open narrowed coronary arteries.

The critical shortage of special needs experts is common not only in developing countries but also in some developed one.

Such bewilderment among tech experts is common in Washington, where "the culture is radically different" than in Silicon Valley, according to Anne Marie Slaughter, a former director of policy planning at the State Department.

Seeking advice from experts is common practice.

Archetypes maintained by domain experts as common knowledge in the centralized approach will gradually accumulate value.

Preliminary results suggest that consensus exists amongst experts regarding common diagnostic categories, treatment strategies used, appropriate dosage and appropriate duration of treatment to observe a clinical effect.

Paradigms may be difficult to explain, but the collaboration of demographers, statisticians, social epidemiologists, policy analysts, qualitative researchers and gender experts on common projects can lead to creative synergy and innovative design of surveillance systems.

They share, says Bertelsen, the Aarhus model's psychology expert, certain common traits.