Sentence examples for is commonly appreciated from inspiring English sources
This pattern, which also holds in other studies, suggests public schools are doing more to help poor children overcome the obstacles they face in their homes and neighborhoods than is commonly appreciated.
It is commonly appreciated that oligosaccharides attached to the Fc-region play a critical role in the biological activity of IgGs.
The sedative action of the alpha-2 agonist clonidine is commonly appreciated in the ICU setting [ 15].
Despite unclear disease etiology, it is commonly appreciated that both genetic and environmental factors are underlying risk factors in the pathogenesis of RA.
Deficient calcium and/or vitamin D intake or absorption is another cause that is significantly more widespread than is commonly appreciated (Holick et al 2005; Holick 2006).
Similar reports of "hot spots" for CO in tunnels (Kamei and Yanagisawa 1997) and tollbooths (Niza and Jamal 2007) suggest that vehicular sources contribute higher levels of monoxides than is commonly appreciated, although such extremes are likely to be quite rare under current regulatory standards in the United States.
The complexity of retinal processing of visual data is summarized by Field and Chichilnisky who note that: 'retinal spike trains are significantly more complex than was commonly appreciated, exhibiting surprisingly precise spike timing and highly structured concerted activity in different cells' [1, p. 2].
The c-FLIP protein has been commonly appreciated as an anti-apoptotic molecule in death receptor-mediated cell apoptosis.
Cystic change in the form of microcysts and macrocysts was commonly appreciated histologically, and these cysts usually contained pale eosinophilic fluid (Figs. 2C, D).
This is a fact that is commonly not appreciated and variability of blood pressure in an individual could be as important as the magnitude of the blood pressure.
