Sentence examples for currently commonly used from inspiring English sources
We will design some better control systems by studying the system control methods that are currently commonly used.
Currently, commonly used CAD/CAM programs use only the geometric and volumetric analysis, but not the physics of the processes, and rely on experience based cutting tool database and users' inputs for selection of the process parameters such as feed and speed.
The appendicular lean mass index (ALM index) is currently commonly used [ 11– 13].
Like GSH, kojic acid, arbutin, and hydroquinone currently commonly used to whiten skin, have inhibitory effects on tyrosinase.
These features make these genes better candidates for experimental references of transcription and expression levels than currently commonly used housekeeping genes: they can be easily detected, are stable across different tissues and are likely to be HKGs in other species.
Cyanate (CNO−) is a toxic defense compound produced by a wide range of bacterial, plant, and fungal species and is currently commonly used in agriculture as a general purpose pesticide and fungicide.
The Least Mean Squares (LMS) [7] adaptive algorithm is currently most commonly used for suppressing the background noise.
Chemical vapor deposition (CVD) technique is potentially a suitable candidate for mass production although it is currently not commonly used for preparing 2D photocatalysts.
There are currently different commonly used estimation methods available, among which the classical coverage method, a Bayesian procedure with vague prior distributions (as mentioned in EN 1990) and the method described in EN 13791.
The results of this approach are then compared to the two currently most commonly used surgical techniques for patella fractures: modified anterior tension wiring with K-wires and cannulated lag screws with anterior tension wiring.
The results obtained by the proposed method were also compared with the currently most commonly used method which wrongly assumes that the static flexibility of a tested system can be approximated with a ratio of the maximum displacement to the maximum load, measured in the impact FWD test.
