Sentence examples for commonly one from inspiring English sources

Commonly, one to three flowers open on the same day within an inflorescence.

Changes to initial fluconazole treatment occurred most commonly one day after identification of candidemia, and on that day almost equally among patients infected with any species other than albicans, suggesting that early results of testing for albicans infection motivated the change.

The production planner can typically run this customized DSS at the beginning of each planning period (commonly one working day), and after making the decision about final changes on the detailed schedule, data of production order is extracted.

In Asia, commonly one of the fastest-growing markets for technology products, strong demand last year for computers and other information technology took some of the edge off sharply slower sales at home.

Even if, more commonly, one is seated in the main dining room — bordello-ish, with red plush banquettes and red drapery, but with an Arctic chill to the air — the element of subversion remains.

Hemming is commonly one of the last operations for stamped parts.

We have the shortest period of statutory foreign language in the European Union – three years – and contact time within a two-week timetable is commonly one-and-a-half hours a week.

Two methods are commonly used, one based on similarity methods and another using phylogenetic analysis.

Although it's the least expensive option on his list, it's not the most commonly used one.

Mobilize customer communities (much as customers of Cisco Systems commonly solve one another's problems).

Yet oil companies commonly find one refinery three times as efficient as another.