Sentence examples for representatives commonly found from inspiring English sources

This is a phylum, with no cultivated representatives, commonly found in the oral flora at low levels 44, 45.

In order to validate the elemental effects of lignocellulose-derived inhibitors on the cell growth and TAG production of R. opacus, nine representative inhibitors, commonly found in lignocellulosic hydrolysates, were included in a defined medium at various concentrations.

Pb is a representative metal contaminant commonly found at contaminated sites.

Dru typing of chosen biofilm forming isolates of MRSP reveals a representative population of strains commonly found in veterinary hospitals across North America.

These are representatives of subtypes of NPC most commonly found in the non-endemic regions, e.g., in Europe and USA.

Lobular or compartmentalized, ganglionated brains are commonly found in macroscopic representatives of Spiralia and other metazoan groups (e.g. [ 18, 40, 41]), but interstitial animals generally do not show such a complex architecture (e.g. [ 16, 29], Tables  3, 4).

In this regard, it is important to point out that, because of the propensity of USPC to rapidly manifest extrauterine disease (i.e., positive lymph node metastases or spreading to the abdominal cavity), the USPC series reported here is likely most representative of the advanced stage disease commonly found in surgically staged USPC patients.

Nevertheless, we feel that the study population was selected from 12 wards which were representative of the clinical specialties (Table 1) commonly found in most acute hospitals and the age distribution of our study population was comparable to figures for all in-patient admissions in England [28].

Nevertheless it is included in this study as a good example of representative automotive stereo data with the shapes and patterns commonly found in such an environment.

We show a representative image from day 9, but similar images were commonly found for days 7 and 11.

In a recent study by Sundberg et al. (2013), representatives of the genus Bacillus sp. were also reported as commonly found in the microbial diversity present in composting processes, corroborating to the reported results by the present work.