Sentence examples for commonly seen in a from inspiring English sources

Valgus is most commonly seen in a football lineman who is pushing off from a stance.

In adolescence, high levels of drinking over short episodes (binge drinking) is commonly seen in a proportion of the population.

Siddle scooped Morkel over mid-on for a near-boundary with the kind of stroke more commonly seen in a senior's division tennis match.

For years thereafter, Patriots owner Billy Sullivan, who was commonly seen in a London Fog-style trench coat, was rumored to be the Patriots' 12th man on the play.

While club chairs are commonly seen in a variety of upholstery and fabrics nowadays, the leather club chair will always be a tried and true staple of luxury and sophistication.

We note that the variation in mobility values is commonly seen in a device array, which may be attributed to variable morphology and crystallinity of active channels [23,24].

The progression of disc degeneration is one of the underlying pathologies of the degenerative lumbar diseases commonly seen in an elderly population.

As migraine is more commonly seen in females, a total of 50 women with migraine were included.

Most of the surgeons involved had been born in HBV-endemic countries outside Europe and would have been infected by a genotype other than genotype A. All viruses transmitted had premature stop codons in the precore region, which are changes not commonly seen in genotype A infections.

In the 5th century, human history was very commonly seen in terms of a decline from an earlier golden age.

Now this pretty young woman bears a scar more commonly seen in old men, a neat red line cut by surgeons from her collarbone down her sternum.