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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are commonly exist in" is not correct in English.
It should be "commonly exist in" or "are commonly found in." You can use the corrected phrase when discussing the prevalence of something in a particular context or location.
Example: "These species are commonly found in tropical rainforests."
Alternatives: "are often present in" or "are frequently located in".
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Eccentrically loaded reinforced concrete columns are commonly exist in practice due to the existence of some bending moments.
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Anatase and rutile phase that are commonly existed in all samples can be seen in Fig. 1.
In addition, transmission bands around 2900 cm−1 ascribing to C H stretching, are commonly existed in organic materials and are not characteristic.
In addition, they have good electron transport properties that alleviate the characteristic of fast charge recombination which is commonly existed in TMOs [20, 21, 22].
Although light absorption enhancement is commonly existed in organic-inorganic hybrid systems due to the introduction of inorganic nano-particles, its contribution to the photocurrent of hybrid solar cells is not confirmable because of many other caused variations such as excitons splitting and so on.
First, the data mining results might show the positive answer that there are biological basis/networks commonly existed in both RA and CHD.
It has been noted that the SO4 2− commonly exists in the form of contact ion-pairs, which are the actual oxidant of TSR at geological temperatures.
Ethylcarbamate (EC, urethane, C2H5OCONH2) is a known genotoxic carcinogen that commonly exists in fermented food and beverages due to the natural biochemical processes in the fermentation process [1, 2].
Because complex mathematical modeling in higher order commonly exists in engineering field, nonlinearity is frequently encountered in dynamic systems.
The saga was a parable of political correctness as it more commonly exists in America, beyond the apoplexies of mainstream pundits.
Common mode component (CMC) commonly exists in GPS coordinate time series, and its sources are still under investigation.
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