Sentence examples for with a common observation from inspiring English sources

I left agreeing with a common observation about Burma: its people were, perhaps, too gentle to rebel.

It is consistent with a common observation that induced partner's delusional symptoms may diminish or disappear when the relationship with the inducer is interrupted.

That result fits with a common observation that prolonged stress can initially contribute to elevated cortisol levels but eventually lead to reduced levels.

Transgenic animals show a difference in transgene copy number [27], [28], but a decline in the copy number with aging is not a common observation.

The region of interest (chr11 46724721-46724734) has a high number of mutations in MCF7 compared with the reference genome, a common observation for cancer cell lines and cell lines that have been propagated extensively.

This is a common observation with respect to nanoparticles [17].

'Heteroskedasticity' means that the larger intensities tend to have larger variations, a common observation with many types of microarray data.

The measure did not correlate with impulsivity questionnaires, which is a common observation in the comparison of questionnaire and laboratory-based measures (44).

Chronic inflammation of the bladder as seen in schistosomiasis and long-term catheter use are well-recognised risk factors for bladder cancer (Locke, 1985; Stonehill, 1996) and inflammation associated with superficial bladder cancer is a common observation at operation.

It is a common observation with screening tests that detecting those unlikely to have or to develop a disease is easier than detecting those with disease or at high risk; nevertheless, as this is the majority of a given population, the information is valuable and cost-effective (Johnson, 1991).

Infection with multiple parasitic species is a common observation in parasitological surveys of communities in tropical and sub-tropical countries [ 1- 3], but attempts to understand their combined health impact on affected individuals and communities have been very limited in both scope and number.