Sentence examples for commonly increases from inspiring English sources

In an article accompanying the release of Gallup's survey, Jeffrey M. Jones and Frank Newport pointed out that this sort of thing often happens: "Support commonly increases from the time military action is first discussed as an option until it is taken.

Placental calcification commonly increases with gestational age.

The rate of desalination commonly increases with increasing feed water salinity (Antia 2017, 2018a, b, c).

Finally, permeability in these systems commonly increases with the scale of measurement.

In general, the absolute difference between the two commonly increases with orthometric height, largely because the roughness of the terrain will increase the uncertainties in the RTM effects.

The heat production rate at an early age in cement paste commonly increases with an increase in the curing temperature (Zákoutský et al. 2012), which results in a higher cumulative heat production at an early age.

Ms. Higgins counters that studies show that real estate values in historic districts hold steady or, more commonly, increase.

Sediment yields commonly increase following wildfires in mountainous landscapes.

Commonly, increasing the sensitivity of secondary users can upgrade the detection performance.

Commonly, increased cellular iron exposure is associated with CRC risk (Pusatcioglu et al., 2014).

The heat of hydration and the rate of heat evolution in concrete commonly increase with increasing C3S and C3A contents of cement.