Sentence examples for obvious and commonly from inspiring English sources

The most obvious and commonly cited cause was Sept. 11, but there were others.

The most obvious (and commonly drawn) analogy is with abstract art: primary shapes, blocked colours, modular non-representational arrangements.

"In three studies, we examined the power of familiarity on music choice and showed that familiarity is a more important driver of music choice than more obvious, and commonly tested, constructs such as liking and satiation," Dr. Joseph K. Goodman, an associate professor of marketing at Washington University's Olin Business School, said in a written statement.

In popular opinion, the influence of heavy drinking on sexual decisions is obvious, and commonly portrayed in the media.

An obvious and commonly used proxy for organismal complexity is the number of cell types (Bell and Mooers 1997; Carroll 2001; Hedges et al. 2004; McCarthy and Enquist 2005; Vogel and Chothia 2006; Xia et al. 2008).

The most obvious and commonly recognised consequence of aging and energy decline is a decrease in skeletal muscle function which affects every aspect of human life from the ability to play games, walk and run to chew, swallow and digest food.

Another obvious and often commonly cited example is Benetton's dyeing of T-shirts following the sales of the colours in their stores.

The subaqueous delta forms entirely below the level of the sea and commonly constitutes the obvious bulge on the continental shelf seen seaward of many deltas.

Detailed mapping of the 1q23 segment showed a heterogeneous amplification pattern and no obvious commonly amplified region.

5 6 While studies have examined both central and equatorial drusen, few have examined the obvious and distinct deposits and lesions that commonly appear and progress in the far-anterior retina, as these have little direct impact on vision.

HBI-GR showed an obvious fluorescence enhancement toward HSA without interference from other proteins, amino acids, anions and commonly existing metal ions.