Sentence examples for is commonly suggested from inspiring English sources
It is commonly suggested that reducing the psychological distance of climate change will increase public engagement.
Meanwhile, it is commonly suggested that the future 3DTV systems should have completely decoupled capture and display operations [7].
The predicative context is commonly suggested to be the historical origin of the term 'transcendens' in the meaning of 'transcendental'transcendental
It is commonly suggested that DFCs (dental follicle cells) are precursor cells responsible for various kinds of periodontal cells including cementoblasts, fibroblasts and osteoblasts.
The mechanism for strong luminescence from SiN x materials is commonly suggested from the combination of Si/SiN x interface luminescence, gap state luminescence/band-tail luminescence, and luminescence from Si nanodots/clusters.
Dynamic solar shading is commonly suggested as a means of reducing the problem of overheating in well-insulated residential buildings, while at the same time letting daylight and solar irradiation in when needed.
Violence against women, poor health services, lack of education, and unsafe sexual behavior are commonly suggested in order to explain these facts.
We assess the effect of three vegetation management approaches that are commonly suggested to improve outcomes for urban biodiversity, including: (1) increasing the proportion of native vegetation; (2) increasing the density of trees, and (3) increasing the volume or complexity of understorey vegetation.
Modern birds are commonly suggested to provide the best ecological and anatomical analogue and, by far, the most comparisons are made between pterosaurs and marine birds such as members of Laridae and Procellariiformes.
The substantial effects of BPs on osteoclasts are commonly suggested to be the major mechanism of action behind their anti-tumour capacity [24].
