Sentence examples for commonly the same from inspiring English sources
More commonly, the same antennas are used for both transmission and reception.
Data publishers enable formal citation by assigning unique permanent identifiers, most commonly the same ones used for journal articles: Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs).
This leads to a nested structure of the granular layer due to the square arrangement of granule cells: 10 × 10 granule cells contact commonly the same glomeruli, which we call 'granule-cell clusters'.
For each metric, to establish whether there was a change following the campaign launch, data relating to the period during and/or immediately after the campaign were compared with data from a pre-campaign time period (most commonly the same time in the previous year where appropriate or available).
The lack of pathogenicity in a non-human protein is presumed to be explained in most cases by the presence of compensatory mutations, most commonly within the same protein.
The blade artefacts commonly show the same characteristics than the Levallois artefacts position and density: common areas of high density, common areas of lower density, decline areas from higher density to the lowest.
Myositis, an inflammatory muscle disease, is associated with some viral infections, causing swelling, pain, and weakness, and with trichinosis and other tapeworm infestations, in which allergic skin rashes commonly accompany the same symptoms.
Another old diphthong, originally [oy], is transcribed oe (Yale oy) and sometimes pronounced as a front rounded vowel, though it commonly sounds the same as the less common diphthong we, which is often simplified to just e; the surname Ch'oe may be said as if spelled Ch'we or Ch'e.
They commonly flew the same types of aircraft as Furious, although they are also known to have flown the Fairey Seal, the Blackburn Shark, and the Blackburn Ripon.
Astrocytomas commonly overexpress the same gap junction proteins as shown here for GBM, which is World Health Organization grade IV astrocytomas.
