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commonly

[kom-uhn-lee] / ˈkɒm ən li /


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"There's a very commonly accepted truism in pediatric medicine that the face mirrors the brain, because the brain and the face form at the same time," Golding said.

From Science Daily

Over time, she identified two promising ingredients: forms of taurine, an organic compound commonly sold as a dietary supplement, and ethanolamine, another simple organic molecule.

From Science Daily

The 2026 picks are commonly consumed favorites, including strawberries, grapes, nectarines, peaches, cherries, apples, blackberries, pears and blueberries.

From Salon

Although the study focused on fish, the findings suggest that tracking subtle daily behaviors such as movement and sleep, now commonly recorded by wearable devices, could provide insight into how aging progresses in humans.

From Science Daily

Rather than addressing the shortage of homes, Santa Ana’s ordinance targets commonly used business tools that help property managers analyze market conditions and set appropriate rental rates.

From Los Angeles Times