Sentence examples similar to commonly one finds from inspiring English sources

Part of the problem is one found commonly in press reporting on demographic trends; reporters only tend to know what they see, and mostly they work almost exclusively in urban cores.

One commonly finds in applications of smooth radial basis functions (RBFs) that scaling the kernels so they are 'flat' leads to smaller discretization errors.

When you find an outstanding care home in a large provider organisation you commonly find one rated as inadequate or at least some that require improvement, in the same stable.

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

When we stained interphase senescent cells, we also commonly found one or two large γ-H2AX foci per nucleus that colocalized with the DDR proteins MRE11 and NBS1 (Fig 3A).

Mr. Van Scoter said the three the biggest consumers of power are: first, the L.C.D. screen (even the small ones commonly found on digital audio players) and the buttons and other elements that control the use of the device; second, the media (spinning compact disk, SmartCard or flash memory) that are used to store and play music files; and the D.S.P. chip itself and associated components.

Table 1 lists the most commonly found ones in the skin.

132 Mutations in AGPAT2 and BSCL2 are the most commonly found ones in CGL patients, while mutations in CAV1 and PTRF are rare.

The goal of OGSA is to standardize practically all the services one commonly finds in a grid system (job management services, resource management services, and security services) by specifying a set of standard interfaces for these services.

Underneath them one commonly finds a crumbling zone and flakes that can be dotted with efflorescences, as shown in Fig. 1b, c.

It does have some qualities one commonly finds in poets: It speaks multiple languages, it swears a lot and it doesn't like to use commas.