Sentence examples for by common use from inspiring English sources
Transmission occurs by personal contact with infective ocular secretions or indirectly by common use of a towel.
New observations were obtained from 119 mice (74 HSV-TK+/0 experimentals; 45 HSV-TK0/0 controls) randomly selected from 24 timed pregnancies [day of mating = E0.5 (embryonic age 0.5; as defined by common use; technically, mice at ages greater than E7 are fetuses because the heart displays co-ordinated contraction), day of birth = P1 (postnatal age 1)].
Preoperative and postoperative pain management was characterised by a common use of oxycodone in conjunction with paracetamol, while epidural infusion was applied preoperatively only by every fifth respondent.
The mathematical techniques advanced by Volterra are now in common use by earth scientists in explaining ground displacement and deformation induced by tectonic faulting.
Its practical implementation can be fulfilled by using very few, common use, operational amplifiers.
The explosives missing from Al Qaqaa are the strongest and fastest in common use by militaries around the globe.
Use open source tools already in common use by peer libraries to take advantage of community effort and knowledge.
As early as 2005, the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco Firearms, and Explosives listed the gun as one in common use by drug cartels.
Notes and Queries reported in 1870 that fains was in common use by London schoolboys.
The second most common use by both groups was searching for general medical or scientific information.
Most techniques in common use by researchers are 'population average' in nature.
