Sentence examples for commonly high from inspiring English sources

However, commonly high levels of phytate in soybean grain could negatively affect its nutritive value.

We conclude that arsenic in the commonly high oxidation states of (V) is very effectively removed by RO.

Since the amount of lignin sulfonated groups in the SSLs is commonly high, they could act as calcium sequestering agents in the media [26].

Operators cannot directly observe the locations of operating points in DSSR, because the entire security boundary is a hyperplane, of which dimensions is commonly high.

Note that the segments in nos. 2 and 3 are those with a commonly high prevalence of coronary artery stenosis (Figs. 6 and 7).

Reported IRR values are commonly high (e.g., Skre et al. 1991) given the SCID "skip out" structure that reduces opportunities for disagreement (e.g., Joormann and Gotlib 2007).

Commonly, higher conductivities are illustrated by darker colors; therefore, the open fractures appear as dark-colored sinusoidal features, due to the mud conductivity (Fig. 4).

Nitrogen concentrations in streams draining forests planted on pasture land are commonly higher than in streams from indigenous forests and from forests planted on non-agricultural land.

For the S5 mixture stored at 5 °C, the core strength was commonly higher than the field-cured cylinder strength until an age of 28 days, beyond which a higher strength was obtained in the cylinders, showing the crossover effect.

Some fatty acid species, palmitic (C16: 0), linoleic (C18 2) and linolenic (C18 3) acids were commonly higher in root and leaf lipids, and only differed in their relative proportions (Table 2).

The wastewater containing dye has commonly higher salt concentration, and effects of ionic strength are of some importance in the study of dye adsorption onto adsorbents (Han et al. 2007).