Sentence examples for commonly an effort from inspiring English sources
Yet practical jokes are far more commonly an effort to bring a person into a group, anthropologists have found — an integral part of rituals around the world intended to temper success with humility.
Hence, the provision of comprehensive genetic services is commonly a multidisciplinary effort involving professionals with special competence in clinical evaluation, laboratory testing, statistical analysis, and counseling.
Caffeine is commonly consumed in an effort to enhance cognitive performance.
Utility weighting is commonly used in an effort to increase the interpretability of quality of life scores as a trade-off between quantity and quality of life, by accounting for preferences for health states; however, caution is advised in their interpretation and population specific weights accounting for preferences for health states are required.
Such an effort commonly requires to conduct a large number of experimental executions.
He was attempting to stretch the material commonly known as Teflon in an effort to cut production costs for the company's Teflon-insulated cables.
Supportive breeding, whereby a fraction of the population is bred and raised in captivity before release into the wild, is commonly used in conservation in an effort to rebuild breeding populations and/or to increase harvest opportunities (Ryman and Laikre 1991; Frankham et al. 2010).
In earlier times, when hygiene was not commonly practiced, heads were shaved and wigs worn in an effort to get rid of head lice.
The most commonly used method has involved crossing two parents with different desirable characteristics in an effort to produce offspring that express the best of both of them.
However, definitive treatment commonly requires surgical manipulation of one or more muscles that control eye movement in an effort to realign the two eyes.
In an effort to help educate, I've put together this little list of the most commonly asked questions, and my answers to them.
