Sentence examples for recognized a common from inspiring English sources

Pan-Slavism, 19th-century movement that recognized a common ethnic background among the various Slav peoples of eastern and east central Europe and sought to unite those peoples for the achievement of common cultural and political goals.

After decades of accumulating such stories, Mr. Dunn said, he recognized a common thread: the lack of a supportive authority figure like a teacher, of a helping hand that might have meant "the difference between a good life and a ruined life".

Our results showed that 4E11, which binds strongly to DENV-1, -2, and -3, and moderately to DENV-4, recognized a common conserved core functional epitope involving DIII residues K310, L/I387, L389, and W391.

Everyone recognized a common need to reform a corrupted government, and worked with astonishing public commitment to achieve that reform in addition to the particular policy objectives that their wing of the movement wanted to push.

Since his serum reacted with the full panel of RBCs tested, his autoantibodies probably recognized a common RBC surface antigen.

In addition, we recognized a common disadvantage in these current approaches; that is, all of them were developed to generate a best solution (QTL interaction) among numerous candidate interactions, and do not consider relations among subsets of interacting QTLs.

This lack of unity did not prevent them from recognizing a common fear.

While doing so, he began to recognize a common sequence of soft limestones, greensands (glauconite-bearing sandstones), and related marls in what is today known to be a widespread distribution along coastal regions bordering the North Sea and certain regions of the Baltic.

Obesity and cardiovascular disease recognize a common metabolic soil and may therefore share part of their genetic background.

Manufacturers of computer screens, graphics cards and software don't recognize a common approach to exactly what the color red should look like; each product skews colors in its own way.

The FWS does not recognize a common name.