Sentence examples for more usually noted from inspiring English sources
Portishead's Adrian Utley cites the RWS as just as vital to his band's sound as their more usually noted influences such as John Barry and Lalo Schifrin.
However, SNAI1 expression in tumor cells was an infrequent event in the majority of cases (usually <<5%) and more commonly noted in scattered individual cells or small groups, particularly at the invasion front and in the vicinity of inflammation.
Note that these are generalities — in the real world, much more usually goes into the process of determining whether a certain investment is a wise idea.
Surgical correction is more usually required, however.
Shields could be accused, falsely, of being a little bit darling; but it would be more accurate to note that she is more than usually daring.
But don't be surprised if, when the set comes out, it has a booklet with more than usually thoughtful album notes, an ecstatic-anguished painting on the cover and a bonus DVD of Beethovenian Broadway variations danced by members of the Royal Ballet.
Use the intermission, which usually happens between acts in a play, to take more detailed notes.
When reviewing your notes, take more notes!
Such paintings, the report notes, usually sell for no more than $1,200.
