Sentence examples for proposals of common from inspiring English sources

This insight of 1859 was based on his now firmly corroborated proposals of common ancestry and natural selection.

Reliable laboratory conditions to propagate STIV and available genetic tools allowed structural characterization of the virus and viral components that lead to the proposal of common capsid ancestry with PRD1 (bacteriophage), Adenovirus (eukaryotic virus) and PBCV (chlorellavirus).

We argue that such auditors improve transparency and provide essential information on the impact of policy proposals on common pool resources, which leads to less wasteful spending.

These features have led to the proposal of a common growth model, in which reactions between metallic copper nanoparticles and gaseous carbon species that were formed in hydrogen, were used to rationalize the various CNT structures synthesised.

The association of the nail dystrophy with arthritis at the distal interphalangeal joint has recently led to the proposal of a common pathophysiologic mechanism [ 4].

A recent analysis of anthropological and sociological features of high-incidence populations led to the proposal of a common ancestor among Bai-yue (Daic or "proto-Austronesian" or "proto-Zhuang") peoples carrying NPC susceptibility, which was then transmitted to the Han Chinese in southern China through intermarriage [34].

The Congressional Budget Office concluded that an array of common proposals to clamp down on malpractice litigation might reduce national premiums for malpractice policies by 10 percent and lead to a "slight reduction" in tests and procedures.

Without going into excessive detail of specific proposals, a common theme of many quantum cosmologies is that they postulate a probability distribution over universes themselves.

The NRA has thwarted any number of common sense proposals from background checks at gun shows and other private sales (comprising 40percentt of gun transactions) that could prevent weapons from reaching criminals or the mentally ill, as well as legislation to stop the high-capacity magazines that allow mass killers to kill and maim so many people in a matter of seconds.

Research and practice have been able to connect and the collaborative was successful in terms of the number of common project proposals that were accepted and the number of network actors involved at the strategic and operational levels.

Yet APEC's motley bunch had no common proposals of their own for giving momentum to trade liberalisation before the crucial World Trade Organisation (WTO) talks due in December.