Sentence examples for one more commonly from inspiring English sources
As for his figure: at five feet eleven and a conservatively reported two hundred and eighty-five pounds, it is one more commonly associated with jobs other than professional athlete.
The report by the Commons education select committee into assistance for home education repeatedly uses the phrase "postcode lottery", one more commonly ascribed to the variable quality of state schooling between authorities.
It's a familiar story, though one more commonly associated with directors, who, along with their films, were so often treated by contempt by American reviewers but with appropriate respect, even adulation, by the young critics of Cahiers du Cinéma, those who, as filmmakers, would be the New Wave.
The scenario we have described is the one more commonly encountered in the evaluation of new predictors of cardiovascular events.
Ploidy-level analyses consisted of determining the DNA index (ratio between the mean FL of sample and standard G1 nuclei), with the assumed DNA ploidy level being in most cases the one more commonly found in the literature (Suda et al. 2007).
A nonpetroleum oil — this one more commonly found in the kitchen — has also become an ingredient in Michelin's tires.
Scheme is a dialect of Lisp, so it's great at handling functions as data, but it's a stripped-down version compared to the ones more commonly used for professional programming, with a minimum of bells and whistles.
In the regular but not strongly regular boundary conditions, periodic and antiperiodic boundary conditions are the ones more commonly studied.
Through DNA-mutagenesis, these amino acids were changed to ones more commonly found at these positions.
The sexier skirt suits and dresses had a sharp, strong finish at the shoulder, while other jackets and coats featured a more on-trend rounder shape, one often more commonly associated with couture.
One more approach commonly used in Japanese department stores to bring more people to the site is to host certain "festivals" or special events in their open space.
