Postmortem photos, for instance, were common in the Victorian era.
Domestic fuel cells, for instance, are common in energy-hungry Japan.
Sleep disturbances, for instance, are common before gynaecological endoscopic surgery, regardless of the nature and extent of the operations [19].
The epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) mutations, for instance, are common in patients with NSCLC [ 7], and are known to confer survival benefit and better clinical outcome when treated with EGFR tyrosine kinase inhibitors (TKIs) [ 8, 9].
The use of drug stores for instance, was common among the workers because these stores were geographically convenient, as described by a worker who said: "When we are sick, we do not go anywhere, we usually go to the drug store at Sikkens or Konkomba Yam Market to buy medicine.
Such instances are common in domestic animals, but rare in the wild.
For instance, it is common for employers to bear the full cost of workmen's injury insurance.
In Japan, for instance, it is common to offer wine to the dead, so many Buddhist temples there store huge kegs of sake.
If big donors are to be allowed to pour fortunes into election races, for instance, it is common sense that they should not be allowed to do so anonymously.So this columnist agrees with those rooting for campaign finance reform.
