Sentence examples similar to more widely common from inspiring English sources

Although the BXD RI lines are becoming more widely used, many common behavioral phenotypes have not been studied to date, have been measured in only a few lines or have only been studied in one sex.

Times are changing, and body decorations are more common and more widely accepted than they were a few decades ago.

This was undertaken in two ways, firstly by aggregating data to the higher taxonomic family level where, in contrast to species and genera, families are shared in common amongst more widely separated regions.

If the Commons used STV but the Lords some kind of majoritarian system a single party majority in the upper house could potentially block the policies of a broader, and more widely supported, coalition in the Commons.

Some industry experts doubt that it can be profitably distributed until refrigeration is more widely available and power failures less common.

Even partial numbers should be avoided, the report said, because as they have become more widely used, they have become a common target for phishing.

> At present, available data to evaluate the generality of this association are still scarce but more and more widely distributed genetic variants associated with common diseases are being discovered.

More widely known, but in fact far less common, are the elaborately carved tall totem poles that relate an entire family legend in the form of a pictograph.

Another member of the Asteraceae family, more widely used in the Nordic countries, is common tansy (Tanacetum vulgare).

Most likely, this is a logical consequence of that these are the two environments where ARGs are most common, whereas BMRGs are more widely distributed across different milieus.

In the 1980s, plague cases were more widely distributed across New Mexico and were particularly common in the northwestern region of McKinley and Cibola Counties.