Sentence examples for commonly used native from inspiring English sources

Owing to the progress in biotechnology, commonly used native, non-standardized diagnostic antigens should be replaced by genetically engineered antigens.

Currently, three types of vascular access are commonly used: native arterio-venous fistulas (AVFs), synthetic arterio-venous grafts (AVGs) and permanent tunnelled catheters (PCs).

Today people commonly use native applications and web applications on their mobile phones.

Mr. Owusu-Ankomah's large paintings patterned with crisp black symbols (based on signs commonly used in his native Ghana) on a textured white ground have mysterious struggling figures optically obscured within them.

Many of these conformational states are predicted to lie below native baselines commonly used in interpreting calorimetric data.

This species identification also makes sense geographically as the artefact is from Bougainville in the Northern Solomon province of Papua New Guinea, to which C. salomonense is native and commonly used.

The term "native" as commonly used by Europeans to describe the local or the indigenous population of non-European parts signifes a "rootedness"—as distinct from "European," to which was attributed a certain mobile and universal quality.

Identity rates between the designed sequences and the initial, native sequence are commonly used as a first quality check for CPD, and are given in Table 1.

A general limitation of the single most commonly used 4E6-based assay is that native LDL is also detected.

Presently investigated species are commonly used for culinary purposes in the regions native to northern Himalayas.

One important difference between these experimental conditions commonly used for in vitro studies and the native environment is the concentration of Aβ; while we used concentrations of >10 μM, Aβ peptides are typically present at concentrations of ∼25 nM.