Sentence examples for albeit less commonly from inspiring English sources

Theropod footprints are also preserved, albeit less commonly, in the palustrine, fluvial, and, later, eolian settings of the overlying Kayenta Formation [15], [18] [23].

Several other genes associated with ALS have subsequently been found, albeit less commonly, in FTLD (TARDBP, FUS) and vice versa (CHMP2B).

HIV-2 also shows promiscuity of coreceptor utilization but uses CXCR4 more frequently than SIVsmm, albeit less commonly than HIV-1 (Mörner et al., 1999; Calado et al., 2010).

Aluminium-based phosphate binders have continued to be used not only in Australia but elsewhere in the world, albeit less commonly in Europe and very little in North America.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.05826.004 In nature, E. coli is principally a constituent of the mammalian gut microbiome (see 'Glossary'), but it is also found, albeit less commonly, in the gut microbiomes of birds, reptiles and fish, as well as in soil, water, plants, and food (Hartl and Dykhuizen, 1984; Leimbach et al., 2013).

Less commonly, the feet are affected.

These averages are much less commonly used.

We have been doing the unthinkable, or maybe just the less commonly thought.

Less commonly known is the source of the other 80percentnt.

But that is a last resort, far less good than prevention, and applied far less commonly.

Albeit less dramatic, an increase in the accumulation of non-farnesylated progerin was also observed.