Sentence examples for commonly together from inspiring English sources

Pregnancy is a period during which a woman faces a substantial number of physiological changes of the body, commonly together with psychological changes.

Although the concept map sparsely depicts the concepts pay and service, they occurred commonly together in the transcripts indicating frequent conversation on how pharmacist's services could to be remunerated.

In fact, if having a child results in all family members eating more commonly together, father's diet may be more assimilated to the mothers by 47 mo than during pregnancy.

With these in mind, future studies should investigate the characteristics of each isolate in a clinical polymicrobial culture to better understand the nature of interactions, and multiple organisms commonly isolated together from polymicrobial wound infections could be studied together to determine the influence of multiple species on biofilm formation.

As expected, ingredients that are commonly used together in recipes are positioned near each other in the plot, and recipes with similar ingredients appear close together as well.

The two techniques are commonly used together.

Now, the crops are commonly harvested together, which has caused some foreign importers to reject American crops.

Illite occurs in poorly defined flakes commonly grouped together in irregular aggregates.

He added: "Although the insecticide levels used in this study are realistic, it is unclear whether both neonicotinoids are commonly consumed together at these levels.

The euro rose 1.6percentnt against the dollar, the Spaniards having stanched, for the moment, any spread of Greece's economic woe to the fifteen other countries — commonly banded together as the eurozone — that have adopted the euro as their currency.

There was criticism of me back in '89, people who said you could not have cooperation between environmentalists and corporations," but he pointed out that today the groups more commonly work together.