Sentence examples for commonly fails from inspiring English sources

Yet, as numerous reports have highlighted, the quality of contemporary contests commonly fails.

I know there are a couple of examples of studios that did sort of do it that way and found success, but it far more commonly fails.

The concept "standard of care" is derived from the legal lexicon, and the use of the concept commonly fails to disambiguate between its normative and descriptive meanings.

18F-FDG PET imaging is superior to nuclear bone scan in detection of osteolytic breast metastases; however it commonly fails to diagnose osteoblastic or sclerotic metastases [50].

Nasogastric delivery of nutrition commonly fails in critically ill patients.

The treatment of intratumoral dentritic cells (DCs) commonly fails because it cannot evoke immunity in a poor tumor microenvironment (TME).

Most of them commonly fail in finding the optimal solutions.

Yet efforts to establish profiles of particular breeds have commonly failed.

However, the integration was poorly understood and commonly failed to meet the need of osteochondral scaffolds.

Also, diets commonly fail (and quickly) when people become bored, or feel deprived, and turn back to less-nutritious foods.

Detailed informed consent is now a requirement of patient participation in trials; however, it is known that patients commonly fail to understand and recall the information conveyed.