Sentence examples for understood to be common from inspiring English sources

Given that fake reviews are widely understood to be common in the iTunes Store and on many Web sites, it was not clear why the trade commission had singled out Reverb.

Although CMEs are responsible for space weather effects, they can be still closely related to flares: the eruption process has been understood to be common to both the mass ejection and flare heating (see e.g., Gosling 1990).

Aneuploidy is widely understood to be a common characteristic of cancer [63].

Today, the existence of heteroplasmy is understood to be relatively common, although occurrence at the specific 16169 position is itself rare [13].

Cancer-related fatigue is frequently understood to be the most common symptom associated with cancer and its treatment [ 1- 3].

However, ADHD among adults is understood to be a relatively common psychiatric condition with an estimated prevalence in the general population ranging between 2% and 6% [ 15].

In the US healthcare system, the issue of access to expensive drugs was widely understood to be a problem, but a common one for therapeutics and medical devices.

Previously dismissed as benign, aging related, or "degenerative" in nature, it is now understood to be an active process sharing many common risk factors with atherosclerosis [ 15– 17].

The biological basis of such biphasic dose-response relationships is poorly understood, but they appear to be common in immunology (23).

You can also combine several phrases of the song, each phrase enclosed with quotation marks and separated by spaces from each other (this is especially helpful if the phrases that you remember or understand from the song happen to be common lines.

Airbnb, which has claimed its service peaked this summer when providing accommodation for 1 million people on just one night, has a large complaints team, though this is understood not to be a common complaint.