Sentence examples for more common route from inspiring English sources

Would those who oppose Richards's decision prefer that she had taken this more common route?

Subcutaneous (SC) injection is becoming a more common route for the administration of biopharmaceuticals.

The second, more common route, is the one taken by both Ebola and MERS.

The elves in Mr. Abbott's workshop decided more than a year ago to ask the federal courts for that preclearance instead of going the faster and more common route though the United States Department of Justice.

And because it took about the same length of time for animals in both groups to develop CWD, the researchers conclude that horizontal transmission is the more common route of infection.

Section 1254(1) represents the far more common route: certiorari, the source of nearly all the Supreme Court's current docket.

More common routes of exposure are skin contact, swallowing water while swimming (or licking it off fur, in the case of pets) and eating contaminated fish or shellfish.

Most funders expect that stricter policies (including a possible position from HEFCE) and increased availability of APC funding will lead to Gold OA becoming a more common publishing route.

For one of the more common landing routes, pilots are instructed to follow the Long Island Expressway until they arrive at the eastern side of the stadium, at which point they bank the plane left around the outfield wall and head straight for Runway 31.

For the incidence of diarrhoea, sublingual route seems to be more common than vaginal route with same doses of 600 ug and 400 ug (Supplementary Figure S2).

The new-generation container ships are too cumbersome to use the Arctic so, as these become more common, the northern route becomes less attractive.