The higher concentrations are habitually found in industrial effluents and other contaminated waters.
Four classes of lipids are habitually found in vegetable oils: triacylglycerols, diacylglycerols, polar lipids, and free fatty acids.
Crowned heads habitually favour large, old-school ski "villages" such as St Moritz, Davos and Lech; so to find that Baqueira-Beret had less in common with them than with modern, concrete-built Les Arcs in France came as a shock.
The Court declines to find that Halecki was engaged in ship's service of a sort that would entitle him to the warranty because the precise sort of work he was doing is one which is habitually contracted out.
To further investigate this spatial cluster and a possible link between patients, we mapped a place they habitually frequented and found that most patronized the same drinking bar.
Weaknesses: Habitually find goals hard to come by, despite Confederations Cup run.
You habitually find fault or argue, for no good reason.
(Who knew!) Another recent study at UCL's Institute of Education found that habitually reading for pleasure helps enable children to "absorb and understand new information and affects their attainment in all subjects".
A 2013 study by the University of Leeds found that habitually eating breakfast had a positive effect on on-task behavior in the classroom, indicating that students were better able to concentrate and pay attention during school.
Dr. Nolen-Hoeksema's studies have found that people who habitually ruminate but are not depressed are more likely than non-ruminators to develop depression later.
Consistent with this, McIntosh, Harlow, and Martin (1995) found that participants who habitually linked their lower-level goals (e.g., losing weight) to the attainment of higher-order goals (e.g., being happy) reported more rumination than participants who did not link their goals in this way.
