Sentence examples for put on common from inspiring English sources

When JIVET became commercially viable in the 1990s, selection of donors for JIVET was often based on estimated breeding values (EBV) that had low accuracy and that were highly correlated among siblings due to the great emphasis put on common family information.

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

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By Karl May's time — most of the Winnetou novels are from the eighteen-nineties — easier transport made travelling pseudo-ethnographic shows, often put on at zoos, much more common.

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

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.

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.

The conditions under which importance sampling is applicable in high dimensions are investigated, where the focus is put on the common case of standard Gaussian uncertain parameters.

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

Items which had not previously been used, and hence were not calibrated, could also be calibrated against the anchor items, put on the common scale and added to the bank.

Thirdly, it cannot be assumed that care is optimal in other areas where gaps and barriers were not identified because emphasis was put on detecting common challenges, at the expense of areas in which care is excellent.