Sentence examples for is commonly added from inspiring English sources

It is commonly added to plastics used in monitors as a flame retardant.

The silver content of these soldering alloys ranges from 1.5 to 1.75 percent; tin is commonly added at a level of about 1 percent to inhibit intergranular corrosion.

About 0.01 percent of citric acid is commonly added to deodorized oils to inactivate trace-metal contaminants such as soluble iron or copper compounds that otherwise would promote oxidation and the development of rancidity.

Monosodium glutamate (MSG) is commonly added to increase the umami, or meaty taste, of cooked dishes, and the flavour of many spices and herbs increases production of saliva and other digestive juices or stimulates digestive processes.

In this country, potassium iodide is commonly added to salt as a preventive, he said, and whether one buys such salt or not, "if you eat a broad diet you cannot help getting it," because "anything from a marine environment has a substantial amount of iodine".

Microsilica is commonly added to alumina magnesia castables to counterbalance the in situ spinel expansion.

Due to health, including dental health, concerns, alternative sweeteners are commonly added to soft drinks which are produced and labeled as containing "no added sugar" [ 18].

Vitamins are commonly added to many foods in order to enrich their nutritional value.

Root vegetables (carrots, onions, turnips, parsnips, and potatoes), tomatoes, and celery are commonly added to stews.

Aluminium salts are commonly added to improve the immune response to the vaccine.

Spreading-sticking agents or surfactants are commonly added to spray mixtures to increase adhesion and wetting of waxy surfaces.