Sentence examples for commonplace targets from inspiring English sources

Part-whole confusions are commonplace targets of logical training.

The talent shows targeted here, in an alternate universe whose heroes cycle grimly away on exercise bikes in the hopes of accumulating enough credits to appear on TV, are commonplace enough targets, but when the world in which they feature is so thoroughly imagined and the doomed romance at the heart of it so deftly drawn, the barbs become almost secondary.

The addition of Alexa 594 as a dye-label for an additional – third – target sample works within the framework of more commonplace Cy5/Cy3 labelled target sample combinations.

Of course, in European countries where smaller cars and diesel engines are commonplace, these kinds of targets don't seem that aggressive.

"The Government's use of a cooperating witness with a violent criminal history is, in fact, commonplace in sting operations targeting narcotics and violent crimes," prosecutors wrote.

While gene targeting is commonplace in some mouse strains, other species do not readily allow gene manipulation using similar experimental approaches, since in most species the primed pluripotent state appears to prevail.

Setting targets has become commonplace as a way of measuring achievement and progress.

What kind of technical innovations do we need for hyper-targeting to become commonplace?

Sophisticated modeling and targeting will become commonplace at every step of the political process.

As RA fatigue is commonplace, self-management interventions should target the broad RA population.

ClinicalTrials.gov NCT00508404 Many agents are now available for the treatment of metastatic colorectal cancer, and combining 5-fluorouracil 5-FU -basedd chemotherapy with novel targeted agents is commonplace.