Sentence examples for we commonly know from inspiring English sources

Gabriel Ledger, M.D. Corvallis, Oregon Much of the current debate surrounding the future of health care in America assumes that health care as we commonly know it would address our nation's health problems, if only we could maximize care and coverage while minimizing costs.

It is here in this second plane that the universe (as we commonly know it) is experienced and is described by the Tantric seer as the play of Shakti, or God as Mother Kali.

Changing the state of the system requires changing the total amount of kinetic energy in the system (which we commonly know as heat).

We are commonly known for endorsing the women's empowerment agenda, but if we are not living the advice we are so eager to promote to others, then what is the true message we are sending.

We show how commonly known techniques can be adapted in a novel and effective approach for the specific purpose of analyzing plant species occurrence in the plots to identify site conditions that influence species configurations and species diversity, thus providing important information concerning aspects of large scale vegetation structure.

In this study we adjusted for commonly known confounders e.g. depression and cognitive performance, and the result indicated that the increase in health care utilisation attributed to SMC was substantial.

We used enhancer trap line 69B-GAL4 toverexpressss Manf, which we obtained as a commonly known GAL4 line with an epidermal expression pattern.

Perhaps a more natural choice, and the one we adopt here, is commonly known as the 'primal' representation (Porta et al.2006b).2006b

Next up on the list, we have the more commonly known fireflies, which are beetles in the family Lampyridae.

Much has changed in the last couple of hundred years, but as we head boldly into the 21st century, there are STILL numerous issues that face those of us commonly known as "we, the women of the people".

"We're in an industry commonly known as a millionaire's playground," Ignacio Delgadillo Jr. noted somewhat wryly.