Sentence examples for commonly paired from inspiring English sources

The words now most commonly paired with "MPs" describe the areas from which their gains have been ill-got.

Just as last week had a runaway favorite (most-hated word: "moist"), this week had rhymes that came up all the time: "Hawking" and "talking" were commonly paired, as were Kardashian and "fashion" and "passion".

Yaz contains the same amount of drospirenone but a smaller amount of ethinylestradiol, a synthetic estrogen commonly paired with progestins in birth control pills.

Commonly paired with Mascagni's Cavalleria Rusticana, Leoncavallo's darkly turbulent story – exploring the murderous backstage jealousies of a travelling commedia troupe – gets a newly devised companion in this production: a cherry-picked selection of Italian song from the Renaissance and Baroque periods.

Fruit and vegetables and dietary fat were the most commonly paired risk behaviours (39%) and the pair most intended to change (19%).

High pitched sounds are mainly associated with sweet and sour tasting foods while low pitched notes are more commonly paired with more bitter and umami tastes".

The blue-eye associated CA allele of BEH3 commonly pairs with the T allele only in Northwestern and Eastern Europe and the TG allele is its most common partner elsewhere.

The ethyl group of EMS is able to alkylate guanine forming O-6-ethylguanine which during replication commonly is paired with thymine and not cytosine [ 18, 19].

Interestingly, for some Vβs, found commonly to pair with Vα11 in normal mice (such as Vβ2 and Vβ4), the frequencies were unchanged.

For testing responsiveness, McNemar's test is commonly used for paired ordered categorical data.

This paper (1) presents a power analysis for the statistical model (analysis of covariance) commonly used in paired watershed studies; (2) discusses the conditions under which it is beneficial to include an explanatory variable; and (3) quantifies the benefits of the paired watershed design.