Sentence examples for more common description from inspiring English sources
The contemporary understanding of gravity as not a strictly material entity, for instance, have made "physicalist" a more common description.
A more common description is that he sees himself as the mayor of Connecticut, a no-nonsense blur of activity trying to fill every pothole and overhaul the state's budget at the same time.
Some of the more common descriptions of bourbon aromas include old wood, vanilla, caramel, and matches.
In our study, it appeared that conversations about these issues occurred more frequently between patients and their family carers than with HCPs but in all cases, reports of 'one off' discussions were more common than descriptions of a process, revisited and reviewed over time, which elsewhere is recognized to be important [ 30].
More common than dream descriptions are pictures of cum-stained boxers.
The use of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is becoming more common, but population-based descriptions of its patterns of use are lacking.
A description which has more common keywords with the query is more likely to be a return of a better picture.
His group compared the genetic sequences of these Typhimurium serovars short for serotype variants, a more sophisticated description of strains to the more common ones that cause gastroenteritis and typhoid.
In contrast, the use of research literature in clinical reasoning is linked to more common reasoning concepts about specific knowledge and descriptions or presenting features of cases.
The bearing model is developed as current computational low cost bearing models fail to provide an accurate description of the more and more common flexible size and weight optimized bearing designs due to their assumptions of rigidity.
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service, the Department of Homeland Security agency overseeing the program, has long listed descriptions of some of the more common scams perpetrated on immigrants and how to avoid them on its website.
