Sentence examples for commonly today from inspiring English sources

Neal Halsey, of Johns Hopkins University, says the "live" vaccines used commonly today must be backed up with further doses of "inactivated" vaccines.

Two American stews deserve mention: Brunswick stew (originating in Brunswick County, Virginia) combines squirrel, rabbit more commonly today, chicken sweet corn, lima beans, tomatoes, okra, and onions; Kentucky's burgoo is similar, adding beef and potatoes, carrots, turnips, and other vegetables.

There are many concepts that propose species definitions, but those advocated most commonly today include biological, evolutionary, and phylogenetic species concepts.

In our proposal, we introduce a reusable AK transformation language for supporting the automated transformation of reusable AK knowledge to component-and-connector models, the architectural design view used most commonly today.

General anesthetics are used so commonly today that it is difficult to escape life without having been exposed to them.

Also referred to as loose-patch recording, this technique is considered the precursor to modern patch-clamp techniques used commonly today.

Among dogs, for example, Great Danes and Irish wolfhounds typically develop age-related problems and die before they reach 10, while Chihuahuas and miniature poodles commonly last 15 years.

Sporting matches commonly last about three minutes, to a decision, if neither contestant has scored a clean "killing" point in the estimation of the judges.

Loess here is commonly 25 70 cm thick.

Losses of soluble reactive P (SRP) are commonly 30 50% of the total P losses.

The thicknesses of the lenses are commonly 0.3 1.5 m (Fig. 10d).