Sentence examples for notable and common from inspiring English sources

Headache is a notable and common somatic complaint in paediatric age [1, 2].

Multi-season, multi-scale occupancy analyses revealed most species were stable over time and, among mammals, a large temporal increase was most notable for common brushtail possum Trichosurus vulpecula.

The idea our government had, after World War II, of developing biological weapons was not an idea notable for common sense, as the anthrax letters have shown.

While pathogen-associated virulence factors might be expected to be associated with GIs, since many are new genes that have been recently acquired, it is notable that "common" virulence factors with potentially older evolutionary origins have also been retained in GIs across multiple genera.

The most notable problem, common to all, is the large variance of residuals for recalled to billed cellphone use.

There were many notable and well-educated women, and it was a common practice for women to educate their sons during their earliest youth.

Common Sense declared the Ryan Coogler-directheatricalical release to be the most notable and culturally significant of family entertainment of all the films reviewed by the entity this last year.

(Ally McBeal was a notable and problematic exception).

A notable common response to CMP013 between WT and PXR-KO mice was the down-regulation of genes involved in fatty acid metabolism.

It is notable that a common characteristic of the sky gods, and, in fact, of all Baltic divinities, is the express tendency for each to have a family.

It affords notable robustness to common hostile attacks, while requires lower communicational costs and introduces only a slight (about 200ms) processing delay.