Sentence examples for more commonly practised from inspiring English sources

As a result, saving the victims' lives called for a type of medicine more commonly practised in combat field hospitals than in a modern city and the symbolic heart of the European Union.

Experiments were carried out in steady-state liquid flow conditions because this type of operation is more commonly practised, for example, in wastewater treatment system.

Both BSE and Pap smear screening were more likely to be practised by women older than 30 years, but BSE was more commonly practised among Malays and more highly educated women, while Pap smear screening was not significantly associated with ethnicity and educational level after adjusting for other factors.

To attain this objective, the mining system was studied in more detail, as it is commonly practised during mine feasibility and design stages.

"The number of sexual acts and lovemaking positions commonly practised between humans will be extended, as robots teach us more than is in all of the world's published sex manuals combined".

According to the World Health Organisation more than 140 million women worldwide live with the effects of FGM, which is most commonly practised in northeast and west Africa, but also in places such as Yemen and Indonesia.

Furthermore, MVA under local anaesthesia is considered safer, faster and more effective with shorter hospital stay than sharp curettage under general anaesthesia [ 16, 18, 30, 31], which is still commonly practised in developing countries.

Abstention from personal "bad habits" such as watching television or eating too much sugar is also commonly practised.

"It is normal practice in many cultures and, despite recommendations to the contrary, it is still commonly practised in the UK," they say.

You can expect forward bends with legs together or apart, lunges and gentle backbends – poses that are commonly practised in dynamic yoga classes.

Such large-scale group ranches are not commonly practised in rural communities in Nigeria.