And yet representing farmed fish as 'wild-caught' or 'Gulf', as was commonly found to be the case, gives the opposite impression.
Bee colonies are commonly found to be infested with pathogens and parasites, and the investigation of the interactions of all the possible causative agents has proved to be a challenge for bee researchers.
Our meta-analysis identifies: (1) spore types that are commonly found to be indicative of large herbivores and their geographical ranges, (2) linkages between these spores and their biological origin, and (3) the most appropriate quantitative method to express their abundance for comparisons through time and across sites.
Additionally, the authors observed that A. oxyphylla was commonly found to be moldy under improper storage conditions.
CVD is often limited by the reactants used which are also commonly found to be either toxic, highly flammable or both.
Red lead was identified in several orange colours but in general, when lighter reds/oranges were encountered, they were more commonly found to be a mixture of vermillion and an as yet unknown yellow pigment.
For High Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC) using block-based prediction, the discrete cosine transform (DCT), and quantization, a large number of DCT coefficients in a transform block (TB) are commonly found to be quantized to zero.
For HEVC using block-based intra- or inter-prediction, the discrete cosine transform (DCT), and quantization, a substantial number of DCT coefficients of the residual block are commonly found to be quantized to zero, particularly when the quantization parameter (QP) is large.
Larch species are commonly found to be mixed with birch species in natural forest (Cai et al. 2013; Di et al. 2014; Kozyr 2014; Anenkhonov et al. 2015; Xiang et al. 2016; Jansons et al. 2016; Schaedel et al. 2017; Hiranoa et al. 2017).
The preference to rely on oneself in difficult times due to such things as concerns of stigma and poor mental health literacy is commonly found to be a barrier to help-seeking, particularly in young adults such as the current sample (Gulliver et al. 2010).
Binding sites are also commonly found to be organized into clusters (for a review, see [76]).
