Sentence examples for a common commercial from inspiring English sources
We feel strongly that such actions have no place in a common commercial dispute.
Ammonium hydroxide, also called Aqua Ammonia, solution of ammonia gas in water, a common commercial form of ammonia.
The current version of the technology uses a common commercial polymer in a water solution, which is then trapped between plastic layers, one of which is coloured black.
Impaling a live bait fish on a hook is a common commercial practice, used in longline fishing with hundreds or even thousands of hooks.
A common commercial form has a bulk density of about 0.7 gram per millilitre and a surface area of about 750 square metres per gram, more than five acres per ounce.
A common commercial practice is to lift the bulbs after the flowers have ceased blooming and the foliage has turned yellow; the bulbs are then stored in a cool, dry place until replanting time in the autumn.
Despite inevitable variation among societies, common views of gender, family structure, and social hierarchy and mobility may be discerned throughout mainland and insular Southeast Asia, and a broadly common commercial and cultural inheritance has continued to affect the entire region for several millennia.
A recent study explored a range of common commercial and open source alignment tools (including BWA), and it reported that all those aligners failed to correctly align large indels, in agreement with our findings [ 23].
Our findings reveal key differences in the abilities of a range of common commercial and open source alignment tools to facilitate accurate downstream detection of a range of mutations.
To minimize this problem for both cases and controls, a list of the most common commercial names of pesticides was provided during the interview, including the target pesticide classification.
A combination of siRNA with common commercial transfection reagents including Lipofectamine 2000 [ 11] and in vivo jetPEI [ 12] proved to be successful for shRNA encoding plasmid DNA delivery into the retina through intravitreal application.
