Sentence examples for commonly practised from inspiring English sources

Abstention from personal "bad habits" such as watching television or eating too much sugar is also commonly practised.

Acupuncture, aromatherapy and manipulative medicine (osteopathy and chiropractic) are the most commonly referred to and the most commonly practised therapies.

Transsphenoidal microsurgery of pituitary tumors is to date considered the most commonly practised operative technique for these lesions.

"It is normal practice in many cultures and, despite recommendations to the contrary, it is still commonly practised in the UK," they say.

You can expect forward bends with legs together or apart, lunges and gentle backbends – poses that are commonly practised in dynamic yoga classes.

Experiments were carried out in steady-state liquid flow conditions because this type of operation is more commonly practised, for example, in wastewater treatment system.

The nose-ringing of outdoor pigs (Sus scrofa) is commonly practised in many countries as a means to inhibit rooting and reduce pasture damage and soil erosion.

Where there is good control over the water supply (irrigated systems), farmers commonly practise wet seeding, using pre-germinated seeds.

We first compare the commonly observed practises of essay-writing companies (Newton and Lang 2016) to the UK Fraud Act 2006 (UK Government 2006).

Although the CRB is very effective for approximate periodicity, which occurs commonly in practise, the simulation constraint of an average period of 10 bp is artificial and probably overstates the practical utility of the measure somewhat.

I practised and practised.