Sentence examples for commonly set in from inspiring English sources

The age at which an individual may give effective consent to sexual intercourse is commonly set in most countries at between 14 and 18 years (though it is as low as 12 years in some countries).

Stimulation intensity (SI) in transcranial magnetic stimulation is commonly set in relation to motor threshold (MT), or to achieve a motor-evoked potential (MEP) of predefined amplitude (usually 1 mV).

Goals for active function were also commonly set in nearly a quarter of the patients (22%).

Primary and secondary goal areas set at baseline are shown in table 5. Goals were most commonly set in the areas of passive function, impairment and active function followed by pain, and involuntary movement.

The second most commonly achieved primary goal area was pain (set in 13% of patients), where again achievement was around 84%. Functional goals relating to involuntary movements and mobility were less commonly set in this population but were nevertheless achieved at broadly similar rates overall.

Convex risk minimization is a commonly used setting in learning theory.

He said fishermen in the area commonly set off in similarly small vessels on one or two-day trips in search of shark or shrimp with no navigational equipment.

These businesses are commonly set up in tax havens such as the British Virgin Islands.

An irrevocable living trust is commonly set up in order to shelter a Settlor's property from his or her creditors or help him or her qualify for Medicaid without losing a home.

But after residencies in specialties like ophthalmology or anesthesiology, doctors have not commonly set up shop in fields far outside their expertise, administrators at medical associations say.

The more global analyses by GSEA or ORA did not yield any commonly changed gene set in COX + and COX++.