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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are commonly not present" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe situations where certain elements or features are typically absent or lacking in a particular context.
Example: "In many online discussions, constructive criticisms are commonly not present, leading to unproductive debates."
Alternatives: "are often absent" or "are frequently missing".
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Esophageal symptoms are commonly not present in patients with acid reflux cough[ 4].
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Regarding T4SSs closely related to the vir system, genes encoding T4CPs (when present) are commonly not arrayed with VirB and VirB-like genes, but located in nearby operons that often include additional genes related to substrate processing [142].
Furthermore, the presented results referred to rescue efforts in daytime because helicopters are commonly not available after sunset.
Such data are commonly not available.
Uncertainties are commonly not assessed or stated.
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It is also noteworthy that, once again, despite the high concentration of glycerol accumulated in the medium, the concentration of the organic acids that are commonly present did not exceed 2.5 g L-1.
There did not appear to be a consensus as to whether we should present topics that are commonly presented in CME programs or that are somewhat unusual.
Neutrophils are commonly present, but do not predominate as in the specific neutrophilic dermatoses.
Themes that are commonly presented by children will be identified.
Since these crops are commonly present in a wide variety of foods, a GE-free store is currently not possible in the U.S. (unless the store sells only organic foods).
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