Sentence examples for marked common from inspiring English sources

The ostensible reason was that each government accused the other of incursions across the poorly marked common border.

Larry Rohter (NYT) VENEZUELA, COLOMBIA: BORDER DISPUTE -- The Colombian military accused Venezuela of violating the countries' haphazardly marked common border by sending anti-drug troops into Colombian territory.

Connect the black test lead to the jack marked "Common".

Connect the black test lead to the jack marked "Common" or "-".

The stones marking common graves are heavy and dark.

In conclusion, although the results regarding birth order and breast-feeding do not fit with Greaves' hypothesis, the study supports the hypothesis that early common infections may play a protective role in the aetiology of childhood leukaemia, although this effect was not more marked for common ALL.

And yet our analysis of the international epidemiological data indicates that in any given year rates of psychological disorders are 20-40% higher in women than men, with the discrepancy especially marked for common problems such as anxiety, depression and insomnia.

Every possible translation is now also marked as common, uncommon or rare and this ranking is based on, as Google says, "the vast number of translations we use to train our system".

Certain segmental changes were observed in multiple pairs (similar segments are marked by common symbols, Table 1), indicating that specific chromosome segments are targeted due to functional significance (including growth selection) or unknown structural similarities.

Furthermore, not all previous studies have made clear whether the landmark of the right costal margin at the mid-clavicular line was marked in common.

Standard Poodles are a breed marked with common occurrences of skin disorders or disorders with epithelial symptoms such as Cushing's disease (hyperadrenocorticism) [ 29, 30] and Sebaceous adenitis [ 31, 32].