Sentence examples for more common ones from inspiring English sources

Among all PVE correction methods, more common ones are based on multiplicative numerical factors (recovery coefficients, RC), recovering the local radioactivity concentration within any small structure which uptakes F-FDG.

"We'll eventually move out of the relatively rare diseases and move on to more common ones".

High-end stores like Harry Winston and Takashimaya are also on the map, as are more common ones such as the Gap.

The more common ones are well characterized and differ importantly in their effect on enzyme activity.

A few of the more common ones are reviewed here.

What should really frighten us about this is that the errors jihadis make are all simply versions of much more common ones.

Anxious to distinguish the surname from a more common one also pronounced Guo, the orphan went on: "that's Guo meaning state".

Since the impact on these people is not the more common one of being flooded by a reservoir, these communities were excluded from classification as being "directly impacted" in the environmental study.

The "Keep Austin Weird" bumper stickers pretty much only show up on sorority girls' 4Runners now, and a more common one these days is "Welcome to Austin, Please Don't Move Here".

There is nothing obvious about the conclusion she drew: a more reasonable – and certainly a more common one – would be "then I may as well give up".

The more common one is that in the Latin Bible's Gospel of John, Jesus washed his disciples' feet at the Last Supper while telling them, "Mandatum novum do vobis ut diligatis invicem sicut dilexi vos".