Sentence examples for more commonly identified from inspiring English sources

The Medicaid effort for the disabled is a perfect fit, the kind of social program more commonly identified with Democrats.

Yet Buffalo is more commonly identified with the crumbling infrastructure, abandoned homes and dwindling jobs that have defined the Rust Belt for the past 50 years.

A $7 million plan to clean up the Malibu Lagoon — its brackish waters clogged with silt and mud — has stirred up a community that is more commonly identified with exclusivity and natural beauty than street protesters and smack-downs at City Council meetings.

These tumours are more commonly identified in the gastrointestinal tract, pancreas, lung and thymus.

They are more commonly identified surrounding the surgical bed and in the mesentery (Fig. 11).

Hypermetabolic brown fat is more commonly identified in children than in adults and is more prevalent in females than in males.

Studies using incident reporting methodology more commonly identify active failures than interview or observational studies.

Interview studies appear to more commonly identify individual factors and staff workload as contributory factors.

There were substantially more probesets commonly identified between the bulk and linear amplified bulk samples, than between the bulk and LCM sample sets, or between the linear-amplified bulk and LCM sample sets.

The three methods enabled the prediction and annotation of hundreds of miRNA, more than 95% were commonly identified.

Twelve genes that were commonly identified in more than 3 lists of "BALB-down", "SPFLI-up", "GFLI-down" and "GFSI-down" (see Figure 5) were analyzed.