Sentence examples for commonly although from inspiring English sources

Ichthyologists commonly although not unanimously emphasize these similarities by grouping the modern and ancient sharks, rays, and chimaeras in the class Chondrichthyes, the cartilaginous fishes.

Circular and monolateral external fixators are used most commonly, although intramedullary devices are also popular for skeletally mature patients.

Last year, Devereaux and his colleagues at McMaster, the University of Toronto, and the University at Buffalo published pioneering systematic reviews and meta-analyses of studies comparing the mortality rates of private for-profit hospitals and those of private not-for-profit hospitals (more commonly, although somewhat inaccurately, referred to as "public hospitals" in Canada).

Besides the behavioural core symptoms of inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity, deficits in executive functions are commonly, although not universally, associated with ADHD [ 6].

Commonly, although not always plausibly, the counterfactual condition is defined as the total absence of the risk factor(s) under consideration – e.g. zero pollution levels.

Such artifacts appear very commonly, although they usually have a very small size and are handled efficiently by summarization methods, which are insensitive to a small number of outlying values.

Xylem development is commonly exarch, although mesarch development has been described.

COPD and mental disorder comorbidity is commonly reported, although findings are limited by substantive weaknesses.

Ordinary air is most commonly used although there may be cases where nitrogen is preferred.

These are the numbers most commonly quoted, although Migration Watch and the Daily Express routinely round the number up to a million.

It is commonly found, although in brief and condensed form, in the works of such modern poets as Emily Dickinson, T.S. Eliot, and Ezra Pound.