Sentence examples for more common techniques from inspiring English sources

Then, pretty much by accident he was struggling to master the more common techniques—he turned his body around.

For instance, one of the more common techniques used by identity thieves, is clicking on the "forgot password," and then trying to recover the password via email.

Examples of some of the more common techniques will be covered in subsequent reviews.

The approach presented here differs from more common techniques as it combines assessment of physical interaction with functional assays using intact proteins under physiological conditions.

However, in specific scenarios of low sample numbers, high geometric standard deviation, and/or high detection frequencies, more common techniques may be equivalent or preferable.

Sometimes a translator will gently tell an inquisitive American, "You can't ask that question here," although the more common technique is for a translator to spare the American's feelings as well by simply asking a different question in Arabic.

Surgical ligation of the IMA with or without anterior ethmoid artery ligation seems to be the more common technique and requires general anaesthesia in all cases.

This could partly be attributed to the fact that single mosquitoes were analyzed, as compared with the more common technique of pooling.

20 However, the total number of upper gastrointestinal endoscopic examinations carried out in 2011 increased to 521 936 in hospitals and 392 773 in outpatient clinics per month, 20 with endoscopic examination becoming a more common technique in medical services in Japan.

Section 2 gives an overview of some of the more common search techniques used for refactoring in SBSE.

One of the more common chromatographic techniques used for oligonucleotide analysis is reversed phase-ion pairing liquid chromatography (RP-IP).