Sentence examples for which is common with from inspiring English sources

Looking back, I see it as the delusion of grandeur which is common with the terminal alcoholic - nothing existential, just another telltale symptom.

The design and operation of a gradient network is particularly critical when mixing solutions of different viscosities, which is common with real samples, especially in life science applications.

I went into labour six weeks early – which is common with twins – and as I laboured in my flat, I realised it wasn't progressing like the birth of my son.

The use of DFIB method eliminates the requirement of mesh regeneration at each time step, owing to the movement of the cylinder, a practice which is common with body-fitted grid setups.

This is especially true when there are multiple people managing accounts, which is common with senior executives.

Non-uniform radiation response increases spectral variation, which is common with the high degree of spectral heterogeneity in complex landscape.

Weak glenoid bone stock and frequent dysfunction of the rotator cuff, both of which are common with rheumatoid arthritis, make it particularly difficult to achieve this design goal.

But the UK team said no trial had been done in animals or humans to investigate possible detrimental effects on people with liver, kidney or breathing problems, which are common with Ebola.

Therefore, problems such as those associated with refractive index contrast and current injection, which are common with doped DBRs in conventional VCSOAs, are avoided.

Further, the INA produced was free from isonicotinamide due to lack of hydrating activity of N. globerula NHB-2 nitrilase, which was common with the fungal nitrilases.

Here, we point out several features which are common with the flame structures in Figure 1 and in Figure 3. First is that they both have upward pointing cusps.