Sentence examples for typically the norm from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, empirical and quasi-empirical approaches are typically the norm when it comes to the selection of the middle-stage surface separation pressure in field operations.

Girls need as much education as the boys do - but this is not typically the norm in low income Indian families who need to prioritize family income.

However, the implementation of evidence-based care into healthcare systems is not typically the norm [ 1].

The variety of ideas it what puts Twitter users ahead – this may often disturb other peers or colleagues, as is typically not the norm.

If your boss levels with you in your performance review and provides feedback about where you need to improve, consider yourself lucky — such candid input is typically not the norm.

Typically, the L1 norm provides meshes best suited to capturing small scale structures, while the L∞ norm provides meshes optimized to capture large scale structures.

Public transportation between towns and regions is scant, and the seaside and mountain views make driving a pleasure (though small, twisting two-lane roads, typically without guardrails, are the norm).

This structure makes Contango a low-cost producer in an industry where massive costs, and typically massive debts, are the norm.

From this perspective, the typically low concordance observed among women is the norm, and the typically high subjective-genital agreement exhibited by men needs to be explained.

Health decisions are typically based on the norms of social groups, regardless of the implications (7).

In my experience, Scouts are typically a step apart from the norm.