Sentence examples for as commonly seen from inspiring English sources

Is it referring to something that comes and goes (as commonly seen in irritable bowel syndrome) or persistent (increased abdominal girth/abdominal distension)?

The capacity of the model to describe the full transition scenario as commonly seen in the formation of roll waves: from uniform flow to 1D roll waves, and, finally, to 2D transverse 'fingering' of the wave profiles, is shown.

In the whitewashed art galleries of West Chelsea, parents pushing baby carriages are now as commonly seen as quirky art students, while the recently opened Avenues: the World School has brought streams of well-heeled school children flowing through 10th Avenue.

As commonly seen in medieval populations male mean age at death was higher than female age at death (36.8 versus 33.4 years for individuals surviving to 15 years).

Osteomyelitis as a result of vascular insufficiency, e.g. as commonly seen in adult diabetic patients, is seldom seen in childhood and will therefore not be discussed in this review.

InP synthesized using new P precursors has poor band edge photoluminescence [PL] (Figure 5a) possibly due to surface traps, dangling bonds, and staking faults in the crystal as commonly seen in III-V NQDs compared with II-VI NQDs.

No such studies have been done, so we used bone density measures as surrogate outcomes, as is commonly seen in children.

And as is commonly seen with other environmental issues, richer countries fared better than poorer ones.

"Nobody really, really focused on what the problem was because polio hasn't been seen in so long stateside that it just doesn't come up as a commonly seen diagnosis," Ms. Kest said.

Tremor, as most commonly seen in Parkinson's disease and essential tremor, is associated with brain activity at tremor frequency or double this.

All else being equal, these lower infection rates would be expected to lead to a later age of infection as is commonly seen in other tropical countries.