Sentence examples for commonly fails to from inspiring English sources
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].
It thus commonly fails to identify similarity between a treatment that affects a number of target genes, and other treatments that affect mutually exclusive subsets of this same set of genes.
We delivered a low-frequency long-term depression induction protocol, which is known to induce reliable, NMDAR-dependent long-term depression in juvenile mice, but commonly fails to induce long-term depression in adult animals (low frequency stimulation: 1 Hz stimulation, 900 pulses; Kemp and Bashir, 2001; Massey et al., 2004; Massey and Bashir, 2007).
However, the integration was poorly understood and commonly failed to meet the need of osteochondral scaffolds.
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.
Yesterday, several senior police officials acknowledged that officers commonly failed to file the paperwork, which is also meant to protect officers from accusations of misconduct stemming from the street encounters and to gather potentially valuable criminal intelligence on suspects.
In a study published Monday, researchers in the United Kingdom found that environmental impact assessments — the main tool used to predict the ecological effects of a new energy development — commonly failed to predict the number of bats that would have fatal collisions with wind turbines' spinning blades.
Individuals with HCV infection commonly fail to receive appropriate treatment to limit liver damage and unknowingly may be a source of infection to others.
When further analysing the present results, it was also noted that nonsurgical treatment of peri-implantitis commonly failed to result in major microbiological improvements [32, 34 37], thus potentially explaining the frequency of residual BOP scores at respective sites.
Besides, FEM calculations, generally described by a continuum model (e.g., Nernst Plank equations), commonly fail to capture the capacitive behaviors of nanoporous electrodes with densely packed electrolytes (e.g., ionic liquids).
