Sentence examples for more commonly studied from inspiring English sources

In the regular but not strongly regular boundary conditions, periodic and antiperiodic boundary conditions are the ones more commonly studied.

Seasonal litterfall patterns, which have been more commonly studied, may prove a reasonable proxy for nutrient input in forests.

All three of these species possessed a strong capacity for prolonged dye decoloration by comparison with the more commonly studied T. versicolor.

The photocycle and proton transfer kinetics of dried bR film differ dramatically from the more commonly studied aqueous bR material because of the dehydration process.

Wet-flow river bank failure processes are poorly understood relative to the more commonly studied processes of fluvial entrainment and gravity-induced mass failures.

Our findings suggested that AD and RD should be included in analyses of DTI data in addition to the more commonly studied FA.

Females were more commonly studying in high school or at university.

More commonly, studies often have available data with a panel dimension of outcomes, but only a single measurement of the network.

More commonly, studies have found that overweight individuals tend to underestimate how many calories they consume, and overestimate their physical activity level.

The difference between male and female scores in Section 3 may be explained by different academic backgrounds; with females more commonly having studied biological sciences and males more likely to study physical sciences, mathematics and engineering.

This ab initio gene prediction resulted in 27,424 putative protein-coding genes [ 3], over four times more than the most commonly studied unicellular eukaryotic model organism, Saccharomyces cerevisiae, and even more than many metazoans [ 11- 13].