Sentence examples for the common label from inspiring English sources

Ministering to Sunni Islam of the Hanafi school, the department does not recognize non-Sunni communities like the Alevis or Caferis as distinct religious faiths, subsuming them under the common label of "Muslim," the basis for the depiction of Turkey as a religiously homogenous country that describes its population as "99 percent Muslim".

Common logical features of these operators justify the common label.

A second and more sophisticated approach collects a set of alternative variants under the common label of regime-dependent or state-dependent Vector Error Correction Models (VECM).

Abnormal airway remodeling and persistent dysregulation of airway tone might be the final common pathway for different disease mechanisms, and this might explain the heterogeneity of clinical phenotypic syndromes that go under the common label of "asthma".

For starters, the common labelling of the many vulnerable people in Calais as "illegal migrants" is contributing to the clouding of the often terrifying circumstances they come from.

In this case, we experience some of the common labelling; the δ direction is defined in the same manner for both BZs, although we see band folding (in a similar manner to that discussed previously) due to the size difference of the reciprocal cells (see Figure8).

This holds true for the common labeling scheme for 2-AB, which requires organic solvents as the reaction solution, and for APTS, for which only poor labeling yields may be achieved [ 75].

As multiple databases containing RInChI become available, this common label will enable consistent and straightforward analyses of diverse data.

Tcurr→label =y //y is the most common label.

And yes, the most common label for our children is "special needs," for lack of a cooler term.

CCBT belongs within interventions that are largely based on psychological flexibility model [ 18], of which the most common label is Acceptance and Commitment therapy (ACT).