Sentence examples for commonly published from inspiring English sources

Translated and original fictional works were commonly published in Arabic in newspapers and magazines in Egypt and Syria by the end of the 19th century.

That shaves 83 feet off the commonly published height of 20,320 feet, determined in 1952 from photographs.

Microformats are tiny bits of markup in web pages that label contacts, events, reviews, addresses, geo-locations, and other commonly published chunks of information.

Presentations were most commonly published in Knee Surgery, Sports Traumatology, Arthroscopy followed by The American Journal of Sports Medicine.

But, we also highlight the need for more discussion around reuse alternatives that are not commonly published among companies in this sample.

The latter was not consistent with the commonly published report and might be a result of drug solubilization in the polymer matrix, leading to decrease the particle mean diameter.

But unlike WhatsApp, Viber has yet to publish details about how its encryption is implemented.(Developers of encryption systems commonly publish documentation so they can be audited for vulnerabilities by other researchers).

The most commonly used published instrument, and the only instrument used in more than one study (n = 3), was the SALG.

Its application in patients with abnormal low albumin concentration illustrates clinically important differences in the classification of calcium status compared with the most commonly used published adjustment equation.

The most commonly reported published primers that were used across plants are from Weising and Gardner (1999) (131 references), Bryan et al. (1999) (29 references), and Chung and Staub (2003) (24 references).

Chicago style is used commonly for published works.