Sentence examples for very common today from inspiring English sources

Though, particularly in data-intensive applications, using and developing DAS are very common today, the link between the DAS and their implementation, e.g. a layer of data access objects (DAOs) encapsulating the database queries, still is not sufficiently elaborated, yet.

Cards are very common today as a means of saying thank you.

She may be supporting an adult child who is unemployed (very common today...)...

The myth of the "Jezebel" caricature used to portray black women as hypersexual is still very common today.

"Events like this were very common between 1981 and 1985, so this is not unusual or extraordinary by any means," Dr. Jon J. Major, a geologist at the observatory, said at a news conference yesterday afternoon.

We're totally grateful to have a quick solution to this very common New Year's blunder because let's face it, no one wants to bring in 2013 with a big ol' stain!

Poor oral hygiene in the general Tanzanian population aged 15 years and above is very common 65-999%) with prevalence of gingivitis ranging from 80-90% [ 5, 6].

Poor oral hygiene at an age of 15 years or older is very common (65%-99 65%-99the prevalence of gingivitis is reported to range from 80% to 90% [ 18, 19].

While the incidence of mucositis was very low in all the reports, diarrhoea was almost prohibitive with the bolus FU regimens and very relevant with the oral fluoropyrimidine combinations, whereas neutropenia was very common (40 50%) with the classical FOLFOX4.

In asthmatic children age 6 years and older, sensitization to airborne environmental allergens is very common (80 90% of cases), and the combination of sensitization and exposure is strongly associated with more severe disease (Rosenstreich et al. 1997).

For example, TCGA [ 37] reported from an exome sequencing strategy (that is, enriching for exons only) that CDH1 mutations were very common (30/36; 83%) within the lobular histological subtype and, expectedly, corresponded with low E-cadherin expression.