Sentence examples for up so commonly from inspiring English sources

All cows and bulls have to be tested for these defects, because it has come up so commonly in this breed that it has affected the Shorthorn breed's reputation.

To sum up, so far, the most commonly used technologies are 802.11b and 802.11g (2.4 GHz, maximum output power 100 mW) and the 802.11a (5.8 GHz, maximum output power 1 W).

They may have been reluctant to speak up because domestic violence is so commonly accepted as purely a family affair.

I put up with this situation for several years, developing that "I'm going on a camping trip" style so commonly seen in men of a certain age.

The guides enabled us to see both the commonly visited and not so commonly visited artifacts.

It's all so commonly available".

The disease is so commonly linked with severe depression.

Does impaired excretion alter the ability of the liver to take up glucose and store it as glycogen, and therefore may hepatocellular dysfunction emerge as a component of the syndrome of insulin resistance that is so commonly seen in sepsis?

Assess what makes them so commonly liked.

Gestational diabetes shows up most commonly in the seventh month, so experts recommend that all women with risk factors be given a glucose tolerance test sometime from the 24th to 28th week.

Elsewhere, the issue has come up most commonly when package tours buy hotels at wholesale rates.