Sentence examples for docking is common from inspiring English sources

Tail docking is common practice with more than 50 breeds of dog, including poodles, yorkshire terriers, Jack Russells and cocker spaniels.

Since only the semi-rigid docking is common to these programs, it was adopted here for the sake of comparability.

Satellite dishes mounted on wooden poles, and barbecue grills on docks are common sights.

Among these, virtual docking is a common method for investigation and evaluation of interactions between small molecules and their receptors.

It is interesting to note that the docking motif in Erk1/2 is common to its activators, substrates, and regulators, suggesting that they may compete for binding to Erk1/2 in vivo (Bardwell et al., 2003; Tanoue et al., 2000).

It is common knowledge that the performance of docking procedures is generally target dependent.

It is common practice to apply additional scoring functions to docked ligands after an initial docking run.

Docking is currently the most common method of virtual screening.

In peacetime, the class was occasionally used on fast freights from Southampton Docks, although it was common to see them at the head of freight and troop trains during the Second World War.

Two recent studies of farm animals, for whom early pain and stress (e.g. tail-docking, neonatal infection) are common real-life events, have demonstrated short to medium-term effects on pain responsiveness.

Simonyi: Docking is fully automatic.