Sentence examples for more commonly made from inspiring English sources

The churning process can take 40 to 60 minutes to complete in a traditional churn, but butter is more commonly made by high-speed continuous "churns" in factories.

Traditionally, the metal used for the gandingan was bronze but due to its scarcity, gandingans are more commonly made of less valuable metals such as brass and even iron.

Decisions were more commonly made by physicians, and the younger physicians were more likely to admit patients with no survival expectancy.

In their haste, Cope and Marsh did not always follow up on their discoveries (or, more commonly, those made by their subordinates).

True, supplementary data are more commonly being made available with publications, but this is usually a supporting subset rather than all the experimental data: journals simply do not have the capacity to archive all research data described in the articles they publish, and universities are only now beginning to consider the practicalities of how they might undertake this task themselves.

Here, we have instead used the algorithm to analyse potentially more modest differences in comparisons commonly made when imaging preclinical tumours of similar size and/or similar stages of development.

At the very least it probably wasn't commonly made, but was more popularized by the audacity of the idea and a certain degree of plagiarism.

Commonly made approximations are avoided in order to obtain more exact results.

These adjustments are commonly made to private company financials in order to provide a more accurate picture of the companies' operational performance.

One of the most commonly made, and most frequently broken, New Year's resolutions is the resolution to exercise more.

Solid bearing piles were originally made of timber, which is rare today; more commonly they are made of precast concrete, and sometimes steel H-piles are used.