Sentence examples for more common source from inspiring English sources
State officials said the remedy is similar to that used for radon, a more common source of household air pollution.
A more common source of friction, some gay men say, is the tendency of straight friends to see them only through the lens of sexual orientation.
A more common source of light was the sinumbra table lamp, so-called because it worked without casting a shadow, by means of a flattened oval globe that topped a candlesticklike stem.
But he said pain clinics in states like Florida and California, states where prescription drug abuse is rampant, as well as the household medicine cabinet, were probably a more common source of unneeded painkillers than emergency rooms.
Forty cases have now been confirmed in what is likely to be Britain's largest-ever outbreak of E.coli poisoning spread by animals (contaminated food is a more common source).
Even though the architecture of the neocortex seems to facilitate the initiation and propagation of these paroxysmal discharges, the phylogenetically older archicortex and paleocortex (hippocampus and parahippocampal gyrus) are a more common source or epileptic seizures in humans.
Broccoli, chard and acorn squash, though not as rich in calcium, are more common sources.
Shops and drug-sellers are more common sources of healthcare than licensed clinics in both areas [22], [23].
The more common sources were abdominal in five and pulmonary in two.
Enhancement of cell replication may be one of the more common sources of extreme high-dose nonlinearities in chronic animal testing and, when present in humans due to an interacting factor (e.g., viral infections), could be a source of synergistic interactions in people.
Importantly, apart from the differences in effects on outcome, there were other notable differences between the Corticus study [ 11] and Annane and colleagues' study [ 9], including the larger number of postoperative patients, the more common abdominal source of the sepsis, and, in particular, the lower severity of illness in the Corticus study.
