In the literature of decomposition, it is common to refer to discrimination to indicate the discriminant behaviour of employers, which penalize in remuneration a particular group, such as blacks rather than whites or women, rather than men.
A survey of other seventeenth-century natural rights justifications for punishment, however, indicates that it was common to use words like "retribute" in theories that reject what we would today call retributive punishment.
Informants indicated that it was common to see the poorest wearing miss-matched old plastic bathroom slippers and worn out, often dirty clothes.
In (neuro) physiological experimentation and rehabilitation it is common practice to indicate whether a certain task or test was performed with the dominant or the non-dominant limb.
A network connectivity issue is indicated if the problem is common to all.
These findings indicate that the imprinting phenomenon is common to multiple strains of mice.
Sequence analysis indicates that this propeller architecture is common to all eIF3b orthologs.
It is common for orthologous genes to broadly indicate the history of the species, without reflecting it exactly.
Available evidence indicates that it is common for AYUSH physicians to engage in "mixed practice" and prescribe allopathic medicines, although the legality of this is ambiguous.
