Sentence examples for in more commonly from inspiring English sources

The most important addition from this work is the incorporation and investigation of heat transfer from supply to return side in double pipes, something which is often (over)simplified in more commonly used models.

Unfortunately, a barrier to using these animals in vision research is a lack of understanding of the relationship of rodent visual systems to the visual systems in more commonly studied mammals such as carnivores and non-human primates.

"This is potentially valuable but the uses of genetically modified cats as models for human diseases are likely to be limited and only justified if other models – for example in more commonly used laboratory animals, like mice and rats – are not suitable".

In more commonly encountered circumstances the vaccine is not effective.

ncRNAs in protists may exhibit characteristics not typically seen in more commonly studied model species, and thus these methods may not reveal all the ncRNAs within non-model genomes.

Ms. Coolidge, playing the perpetually pregnant Edith Potter, provides the kind of refined study in vulgarity more commonly found in restoration comedies.

Athlete's foot is seen in males more commonly than in females and is uncommon prior to puberty.

In contrast, more commonly used room-temperature synthesis results in particles that form irregular agglomerations.

After a few years of failing to find meaning in the more commonly recommended venues I learned that I could find it in geology, so I did.

The Beatles have become icons after the original, religious sense; the Stones, in the more commonly invoked modern, cultural sense.

That's why poor sex reporting matters, as well as in the more commonly debunked areas such as health and "nutrition" journalism.