Sentence examples for not very commonly from inspiring English sources
It was shown that this QCM device is able to collect stable and high-quality data with the – in electrochemistry not very commonly used – small and very inexpensive 0.55 in.
"When I applied for medical school, women were not very commonly applying," she says.
The clinical presentation of GIST may be variable from asymptomatic to GI tract bleeding and not very commonly to highly aggressive behaviour with involvement of adjacent organs, metastases or peritoneal seeding [22, 23].
More than a decade ago, when this survey was conducted, the diagnosis of CHD was a typical male diagnosis and not very commonly diagnosed among women [ 45].
Even though some attempts have been made to conduct randomized trials to assess interventions for reducing sick leave [ 19, 20], the execution of such experiments is challenging and not very commonly seen.
Trollmann was one of some half a million Roma and Sinti killed during the Holocaust, and his story isn't very commonly known but I think it's worth asking why that is.
Trollmann was one of some half a million Roma and Sinti killed during the Holocaust, and his story isn't very commonly known – but I think it's worth asking why that is.
HotelQuickly is localized to 5 Asian languages plus English, and we see most of our bookings coming from members using the app in their native language — simply because English is not (yet) very commonly spoken here in Asia".
Small bowel follow-through is not done very commonly presently.
With other positions like keyboardist, acoustic guitarist or tambourinist, which are not used very commonly.
