Sentence examples for put on a common from inspiring English sources

The information cannot be put on a common scale with other environmental data or information.

For example, studies with 6-month follow-up and 12-month follow-up could be put on a common scale, by either multiplying the 6-month study means and standard deviations by 2 or dividing the 12-month study means and standard deviations by 2. These different approaches changed the per-study weights and produced slight differences in summary measures.

The Council is using the same tactic against Saddam Hussein of Iraq, putting on a common front to prevent troublemakers from exploiting divisions among the most powerful nations.

Mr Croston says steam everywhere in China is threatened by a common desire to put on a modern appearance.

Rush Limbaugh aside, the days when it was common to put on a "Chinese" accent and trot out tired Chinese stereotypes passed long ago.

For their part, Whittingdale and the other Brexiteers in the Commons were putting on a good show of not being particularly bothered about being totally outwitted by some Bafta-hugging actors.

Researchers at the University of Wisconsin in Madison have found that mice and chickens infected with a common human virus put on much more fat than uninfected animals.

It is increasingly common to put on fundraising events derivative of many others out there: around walks and runs and endurance events.

If so, the child is put on a municipality administration operated waiting list, common for all DCs in the municipality.

[We wanted to] put them on a common platform with a brand and a customer experience that would be No. 1 in the industry.

Emphasis is put on the common situation of incomplete feedback, i.e. the situation where only part of the state vector is measured or estimated.