Sentence examples for as very common from inspiring English sources

Cinnabar (HgS) (DZ9, DZ10) and mars red (Fe2O3) (DZ11) were detected as very common pigments that occur virtually in Tibetan paintings.

Its frequency of occurrence has been described variously as "very common", to "fairly common", or "rare" everywhere except Oregon".

The total population is unknown, but the bird is described as very common in Jordan and common in Egypt.

Studies have demonstrated that plant chemicals present in cranberries are active in several cancer cell lines, including hormonal cancers such as breast cancer and prostate cancer as well as very common cancers, including lung cancer and colon cancer.

Cladosporium species have been identified as very common inhabitants of plant phyllosphere [ 32].

Serovars representing >20% of all isolates (Typhimurium and Enteritidis) were categorized as very common, those representing 3%20%% (Newport, Heidelberg, and Montevideo) as common, and those representing <3% (all other serovars) as uncommon.

First, AS was very common in male patients with PD aged 40 80 years.

Sappanwood, as a very common reddish natural dye plant, was recorded as su fang 蘇方/枋 or su fang mu 蘇方/枋木 in Chinese, whose main species was Caesalpinia sappan L. in the family Leguminosae.

Hannah et al (2012) have noted an absence of institutionalization of PS activities, but apparently utilized as an indicator the existence of standardized procedures and structured surveillance programs as are very common in public health surveillance systems.

There were no obvious sequence motifs shared by IGSs, although Figure 4 shows that polypyrimidine and polypurine strings, as well as microsatellites, were very common.

WHO referred to blackouts as "a very common problem" and "part and parcel of our daily life"?