Sentence examples for commonly short from inspiring English sources

Morty, for example, is commonly short for Mortimer, which peaked in popularity in the 1880s.

Endocrine dysfunction, most commonly short stature secondary to reduced growth hormone, is usually observed.

Four structural systems that present stress concentration due to applied shear loads are commonly short walls, deep beams, corbels and beam-column joints.

However, measured time series from these processes are commonly short and noisy, and finding frequencies in such data can be challenging.

However, in view of the commonly short duration of the procedure, and the possible side effects of oral medication, non-pharmacological tools would be preferable and more in line with the minimalistic philosophy of modern office hysteroscopy.

While the direction of effect was also apparent at longer distances, associations were commonly short of statistical significance.

Anhui Conch Cement, China's largest cement manufacturer, is the most commonly shorted Chinese company listed in Hong Kong.

But the NRA is commonly short-sighted, and this situation is no different.

However, such remission is commonly short-lived, with <40% survival at 5 years, due to recurrent disease (Gonzalez-Martin et al, 2010).

Patients used different medications for treating asthma (most commonly short-acting β-agonists and inhaled corticosteroids) and for treating AR (most commonly oral antihistamines).

While also common in metagenomics (Lindner and Renard, 2013), it is even more challenging in proteomics because peptides are commonly shorter than sequencing reads and thereby less likely to be unique.