Sentence examples for commonly orders from inspiring English sources

Even so, it is clear from the survivor function analysis that the time between VEI ≥ 4 events is commonly orders of magnitude longer than the historical record in the region, further suggesting that our approach does not introduce significant bias to regional eruption frequency.

Saengseon hoe is one of the most commonly ordered items here – just point to what looks good and the stallholder will slice it up for you.

These examples illustrate the difficulty of creating a workable scale of penalties when death is commonly ordered for many varieties of offenders.

"I got the bill of a patient and actually went through it," asking colleagues to guess the cost of commonly ordered tests, like CT scans.

Is it odd it happens to be something not commonly ordered alone?

Headache neuroimaging (NI) is commonly ordered even in absence of red flags and despite guideline recommendations.

A brain CT scan is the test most commonly ordered in the evaluation of patients with head trauma [9, 10].

Analysing accurate data also helps warehouses lay out the goods in the most efficient way, with the most commonly ordered goods easiest to reach, for example.

Communication with Talens, a Dutch artists' paint manufacturer, indicates that while paint manufacturers commonly order one type of TiO2, the delivered powders sometimes consist of mixtures.

Chest pain is the second leading presenting symptom in ED patients (5.2 %) [2], thus thoracic CT angiography (CTA) has become one of the most commonly ordered CTA in ED.

Ultrasound examination can readily demonstrate radiolucent foreign bodies, but sonography is not commonly ordered by orthopedists and clinicians in traumatic conditions of the limbs as a screening tool for evaluation unlike X-ray examination.