In Northern Scandinavia, ticks are rare while tularaemia is sometimes common.
Finally, because the use of the most complex model (GTR+I+G) by default is sometimes common practice, we computed the number of times the tree topologies inferred under the GTR+I+G and AIC models were identical (i.e., RF = 0).
In others, raising your hand and rejoicing loudly is sometimes common.
As in the literature of the period, tragic themes predominated in Romantic painting, and interest turned sharply from classical history and mythology to medieval subjects, although an interest in the primitive was sometimes common to both.
To identify 2001 prevalent cases, centers used databases and data sources that were sometimes common to all centers (e.g., hospital records) and sometimes unique to a specific center (e.g., A1C test results in laboratory databases) as well as direct case reports from health care providers, as previously described (12, 13).
If the surface of your boat is stained, it's sometimes common to use a small amount of bleach to disinfect and clean thoroughly.
If you love comic books, pro wrestling, or a particular fictional figure or athlete, it's sometimes common to start a tribute page to you favorites.
It's sometimes common to use hot stones, blindfolds, rolling pins, and a variety of other implements in the massage, but sometimes it's also best to keep it as simple as possible.
It's sometimes common for some kinds of hair, to let some of the beard grow back and have a mustache that's a little longer than the rest.
John Mackie, for instance, acknowledges that since his moral error theory "goes against assumptions ingrained in our thought and built into some of the ways in which language is used, since it conflicts with what is sometimes called common sense, it needs very solid support" (1977: 35).
The second pillar consists in what is sometimes called "the common kind assumption", namely that veridical and hallucinatory experiences sometimes share the same phenomenal character (have the same qualia).
