Sentence examples for thus commonplace from inspiring English sources
Sedentary behaviour is thus commonplace in older adults and under-estimated by self-report.
Transfer of organelle DNA is thus commonplace and widespread, with nearly all investigated lineages revealing abundant, recently inserted segments of organelle DNA in chromosomes of the cell nucleus (Bensasson et al. 2001; Kleine et al. 2009; Hazkani-Covo et al. 2010).
The work juxtaposes — and thus helps to clarify — the strange, muddling contradictions now so commonplace in our digital media landscape.
HCPs expressed how the care plan provided an easily accessible and comprehensive summary of the child's history, thus facilitating commonplace and difficult discussions with parents.
As he grew to maturity, foreign war and political strife were commonplace; thus, it is not surprising that his writings are preoccupied with violence.
Magmatism on the flanks of the EPR may be commonplace, thus affecting the architecture of oceanic crust and providing the necessary conditions to drive off-axis hydrothermal activity.
Substitutions of cations by others of lower valence such as Al3+ for Si4+ in tetrahedral sheets, and Mg2+ or Fe2+ for Al3+ in octahedral sheets are commonplace, thus yielding an overall net negative charge.
Thus it has become commonplace in Vietnam for people to be treated as enemies even if they are not carrying arms and are not dressed, and are not seen to behave, like soldiers.
Assembled structures generally show weak nonlinearity, thus it is rather commonplace to assume that their modes are both linear and uncoupled.
Finally, racial and ethnic comity are harder to achieve when whites see a black or brown face in a position of leadership or power as a novelty rather than a commonplace.[26] Thus, if states like Michigan have strong reasons for creating an integrated stratum of leaders, they have strong reasons for making sure that the universities that feed this stratum are themselves integrated.
