Sentence examples for more commonly this from inspiring English sources

More commonly, this is the stomping ground of the world's largest rodent, the capybara, as well as monkeys, tapir, armadillo and peccary (a local version of wild boar with inverted incisors), which are hunted for food.

More commonly this leads to translational inhibition of target mRNAs through the RNA-induced silencing complex (Bartel, 2004).

More commonly, this condensation is performed in neat acid (e.g., CH3SO3H) at a more moderate temperature (∼85 °C).

Isolated cancer in the posterior oropharyngeal wall is rare (Fig. 4); more commonly, this wall is invaded by cancers originating from the lateral oropharyngeal wall.

More commonly this is done by dipping said pointy object into the cream of the drink being decorated, and then transferring that cream stained foam to the pure white foam to 'draw' a design.

The Risk Calculators in our study more commonly used this approach to justify risky riding.

On the other hand, if the effective antibiotics are more commonly used, this will promote the emergence of even more multidrug-resistant bacteria.

T2 weighted or FLAIR sequences are highly sensitive for detecting white matter abnormalities, which can reflect demyelination but, much more commonly in this age group, cerebrovascular disease.

Few under-18s received antipsychotics, but compared to other agents, risperidone was prescribed far more commonly to this young age group (table 3).

7 8 Accompanying the increased number of elderly patients with RA and significant comorbidities such as hypertension and diabetes, renal insufficiency has been seen more commonly in this patient population.

In this section, we will present the measures more commonly used for this purpose.