Sentence examples for ones are commonly from inspiring English sources

Particularly cunning, stupid or mystifying ones are commonly read aloud or forwarded (unsolicited) to colleagues and family members.

Without further testing it is not possible to know for sure which alleles came from which parent, but because certain ones are commonly found together, they can make a statistical best guess about your haplotypes.

The former ones are commonly employed in hearing aid devices since the 1960s and represent a very well established technology without the need of further developments in terms of research on new materials and engineering improvements.

Since the response of slope stability to rainfall may be complex, SIGMA is based on a decision algorithm aimed at identifying short but exceptionally intense rainfalls and mild but exceptionally prolonged rains (Fig. 3): while the first ones are commonly associated to shallow landslides, the latter ones are mainly associated with deep-seated landslides.

Managing this overwhelming resource portfolio requires identifying which ones are commonly used, how they are used and for what they are used.

Loss of loved ones was commonly mentioned.

Repoussoir figures such as this one are commonly used in art to direct a viewer's attention into a visually complicated scene.

Only one was commonly regulated between two of the three pathogens.

Four signaling MLO-like genes were upregulated by fungal pathogens while one was induced by E. amylovora and one was commonly regulated between stresses.

The first one is commonly known as informed embedding.

Between high producers and non-producer, five significantly differentially expressed miRNAs were commonly upregulated and one was commonly downregulated (Fig.  3d).