Sentence examples for commonly sourced from inspiring English sources

James' phrase "the stream of consciousness" is commonly sourced to the Principles of 1890, but Garry Wills has found it in an earlier paper, "On Some Omissions of Introspective Psychology", published in Mind for January 1884 ("An American Hero" [review of William James: In the Maelstrom of American Modernism by Robert D. Richardson], New York Review of Books, 07/19/2007).

Cellulases have been commonly sourced from different organism, mainly fungi, bacteria, and protozoans, although plant and animal cellulases are known (Kim and Kim 2012).

Water was commonly sourced from piped sources or from hand pumps by both groups.

The term lecithin is loosely applied to various fractions of lipids commonly sourced from plant seeds, such as soybeans, or egg yolk.

Importantly, replacement heifers are commonly sourced from large farms like this to smallholder farmers, which poses risk of spread of bacteria to other herds.

In the former application, lignocellulosic material of cell wall origin is the basis of biomass for second and third generation biofuels production and is commonly sourced from cereal crop residues and specialist high productivity grasses.

These local subsidiaries then commonly source workers through labour supply companies, small firms that hire out labourers to work for other companies.

Commonly, source location results are presented in a rather deterministic manner as spatial and temporal points, excluding information about uncertainties and errors.

Key sources of vaccination information The most commonly reported sources of vaccination information were targeted formal sources, informal conversations with peers, and mass media.

Pang highlights two challenges accountants commonly encounter when sourcing information online.

Most commonly the source was IAI, however, in eleven cases the source was a contaminated central venous line.