Sentence examples for more commonly recommended from inspiring English sources

After a few years of failing to find meaning in the more commonly recommended venues I learned that I could find it in geology, so I did.

Yearly colonoscopy was commonly recommended in the 1980s[ 8, 12], but less frequent testing intervals were more commonly recommended in the early 1990s[ 7].

Doctors in private hospitals were not only the ones to prescribe most drugs to relieve anxiety and fear, but also more commonly recommended further investigations to be carried out.

We clearly and quantitatively demonstrate that collections with spatially limited or biased sampling arrangements, or collections from species with high selfing or low dispersal, will need substantially more samples than are commonly recommended, or else will fail to reach the targeted genetic diversity.

Integrated treatments are now commonly recommended for more severe disorders [ 14- 16].

For example, activated protein C has been approved as the first drug for severe sepsis, and even heparin, which is more widely available and is commonly recommended to infuse in the treatment of DIC [ 13, 19], modulates a wide array of responses to infection [ 20- 24].

It is worth to notice that maximum currents commonly recommended for LED driving are more than one order of magnitude higher (ca. 30 mA) than those applied in this work for operation of the optrode under maximum sensitivity (Fig.  2).

In addition to these general guidelines, the more specific use of B-vitamins (especially folic acid) is now commonly recommended, as they reduce the risk of neural tube defects if consumed during the periconceptional period.

Tests commonly recommended to screen healthy women for ovarian cancer do more harm than good and should not be performed, a panel of medical experts said on Monday.

One commonly recommended strategy to improve nursing education is to recruit more faculty and to support existing faculty to develop their educational provision and practices [ 21].

This respondent had worked in a pharmacy adjacent to a surgery, where doctors commonly recommended CMs, and this had caused the pharmacist to become more interested in the benefits of CMs.