Sentence examples for far commonly from inspiring English sources

The so far commonly applied conventional chemical and pharmaceutical compounds do not provide for such a broad range of application.

So far, commonly used methods to promote the penetration are divided into two categories: the promotion of chemical substances and physical methods to enhance permeability.

So far, commonly used PET radioligands (i.e. [11C]raclopride) for examination of DA-D2 receptors have not been useful in providing sufficient signal-to-noise ratio in regions outside the striatum with low D2-dopamine receptor density [30].

Multiple CMV strains have been reported far less commonly in normal hosts and usually when repeated exposures to new sources of CMV would be expected.

This right for girls is far too commonly neglected".

Far more commonly in history, a meal was bread and hard cheese.

"It may well be that this type of tissue is preserved far more commonly than we thought.

HPV is far more commonly found in the genital area, affecting up to 80 percent of men and women at some point in their lives.

Yet practical jokes are far more commonly an effort to bring a person into a group, anthropologists have found — an integral part of rituals around the world intended to temper success with humility.

Here, in addition to Bach's English Suites Nos. 4 and 6, she offers music of François Couperin (the Sixth and Eighth Orders of the "Pièces de Clavecin"), far less commonly played on the piano than Bach.

Writers, far more commonly than non writers, not only organize what happens to them into stories but throughout their writing lives seek out sometimes perilous experience that may make good ones.