Sentence examples for more common shape from inspiring English sources

Her career arc, just being drawn, has taken on a much more common shape.

Although the F1 generation was not assessed in the current study, the majority of researchers studying cowpea leaf shape have concluded that the hastate leaf shape is dominant to the more common ovate or sub-globose leaf shape [ 5- 10].

Although multimorbidity is more common in older people, the shape of the population distribution means that the absolute numbers of people with multimorbidity vary less by age, and there are particularly large numbers of people in the most deprived decile with mental health problems (multiple or mixed).

Interestingly, many wild cowpea relatives have the narrow or hastate leaf shape whereas most cultivated varieties of cowpea have the more common ovate or sub-globose leaf shape.

Craft resembling stealth bombers and other angular shapes became more common - a phenomenon that mirrored the tendency over time of sci-fi films to eschew the traditional circular pattern.

Pedunculated shape was strikingly more common in participants with left- vs right-sided advanced neoplasia (47% vs 14%).

In this paper we compare its optical and electrical characteristics with the two more common profiles: the U- and V-shapes.

"It will become more and more common as... people realize that shaping the opposite party's candidate field is just as important a factor in determining who survives the runoff," he said.

Our data support the view that odor preferences are partially predetermined, in contrast to the more common view of them as predominantly shaped by experience.

Thus, decoron falls into the more common category of LRR structures with a subtly curved shape as opposed to the pronounced arch shape of the ribonuclease inhibitor [28].

The motto and certain shapes of shields are more common in ecclesiastical heraldry, while supporters and crests are less common.