Sentence examples for more commonly done from inspiring English sources

Jackson said he understood the attention Rachel Alexandra would receive for being a filly racing against colts, which is more commonly done in Europe.

A buyer might pay about $1,000 for the services of a building inspector before the purchase, although it is more commonly done for a house than an apartment.

It was more commonly done in the past as part of strategic diplomacy for reasons of state.

However, this is more commonly done in the report Summary/Impression.

This contrasts with "transformative surgery" designed to change features, such as refining a large nose, and is more commonly done in the younger years.

Parameter estimation for stochastic models for which an explicit likelihood is not available has been attempted at least once using MCMC with a model approximator [ 10], but is far more commonly done using ABC.

We hope this will be useful to scientists and scholars who wish to implement new ideas and to give them some idea of what works, and what, more commonly, does not work.

Rural Mongolians were more likely than their urban counterparts to drink following receiving income at 51.6% (49.2 – 54.0) and 47.5% (45.1 – 49.1) respectively, while urban Mongolians tended to more commonly do so 'with friends or family' and during 'celebrations'celebrations

Or they may regard procreative autonomy more narrowly than is commonly done (O'Neill 1979; Hill 1991; Floyd & Pomerantz 1981).

Notwithstanding the empirical nature of the issues, the results point at the need to assess the effect of insurance coverage more profoundly than what is commonly done.

(Propranolol is not used much for heart disease anymore; the beta blockers now more commonly prescribed don't tend to reach the brain and probably don't have much impact on emotional memories).