Sentence examples for commonly across from inspiring English sources

Overrepresentation of a single codon was typically plesiomorphic, and transitions to overrepresentation of two codons occurred commonly across the phylogeny, possibly indicating biochemical selection.

Chaussabel et al. constructed an array of gene modules that are expressed commonly across multiple diseases.

Moreover, the majority of the stakeholder groups (Research Nurses, Trial Managers and Ethics Committee Chairs) were not directly involved with the trials in which the decision aids were set and the data suggest that their perceptions were being considered commonly across decision aids more widely rather than the exacting information for each trial pilot decision aid presented.

Each study used several different instruments to assess anxiety and/or depression symptoms but only those measurements from instruments that were used more commonly across the studies (e.g., Beck Anxiety Inventory and Children's Depression Inventory) were included in the meta-analyses.

This view is commonly held across all demographic and regional groups.

This kind of variation is not something you commonly run across in humans.

Medically unexplained physical symptoms (MUPS) are commonly seen across health care settings.

Areas commonly activated across subjects are also summarized in the group-average map.

Most importantly, he said the workers were not recruited from slaves commonly found across Egypt during those times.

Since 2002, Bishop William E. Lori of Bridgeport has adopted several measures, commonly used across the country, which he says are protecting children from future abuse by priests.

For Y8s I have long used Skellig by David Almond and Holes by Louis Sachar (particularly useful for teaching non-linear narrative structure), which are commonly used across many schools.