Sentence examples for commonly loaded from inspiring English sources

The breakfast burrito (commonly loaded with chopped sausage, sausage meat or a frankfurter, spicy scrambled eggs, onion, tomato, bacon etc) sounds brilliant in theory, but is beset by the same mushy textural problems and the kind of haphazard flavour amalgamation, that ruins that other all-in-one breakfast, the Full English in a can.

Metals from group VIII, such as platinum and nickel, are commonly loaded onto the zeolites used in commercial refining processes as bifunctional catalysts, having both a hydrogenation/dehydrogenation function provided by the metal and an acidic function provided by the zeolite acid sites [28, 29].

Whereas mycobacteria barely carried lipid inclusions in pre-adipocytes (Figure 2D&F), they were commonly loaded in such inclusions in mature adipocytes (Figure 2E&F).

Vancomycin, an antibiotic commonly loaded in ALBC, and amphotericin B, an antibiotic expected to have a poor release profile in ALBC, were used in this experiment.

PMMA-bone cement is most commonly loaded with aminoglycosides [ 15], especially with gentamicin as a good prophylaxis as well as a treatment for implant-associated infections [ 16].

The required data within the IAM system is commonly periodically loaded from connected applications.

This annotated alignment can be loaded into commonly used genome browsers to supplement existing annotation (Fig.  2) [ 31].

Among the many risk factors of developing binge eating, a prominent one is having easy access to hyperpalatable foods, commonly defined as those loaded with fat, sugar, or salt (Rolls, 2007).

Experimental data are used to validate the capabilities of this new multiaxial fatigue parameter, including 10 materials and 33 loading paths, which cover most of the commonly used loading conditions in multiaxial fatigue tests.

The discovery of a syringe-like dart at the scene is the critical clue and reason for analyzing for Sch, which is commonly used to load syringe-like dart to paralyze and steal dog in the countryside of China.

Such a self-assembly approach is commonly used to load dyes into biologically based nanocarriers [ 20, 21].