Sentence examples for But commonest from inspiring English sources

Penicillins are again often associated with these reactions, as are cephalosporins and macrolides but commonest now as a cause are drug macromolecules such as monoclonal antibodies., Many drugs are capable of inducing Type 4 reactions, which are believed to be the cause of most maculopapular eruptions.

But the commonest vision was that of marching down a road to a wide, shining river.

There were severe earthquakes between the arrival of the first shogun and the end of the Tokugawa regime, but the commonest disaster was fire, known as "the flower of Edo".

Primitive therapsids are present as fossils in certain Middle Permian deposits; later forms are known from every continent except Australia but are commonest in the Late Permian and Early Triassic of South Africa.

Some of them will appear later in this report, but the commonest were of Swedish design: the von Bahr screw and the Uppsala screw (Rehnberg and Olerud 1989).

The survey questionnaire did not examine neonatal death – we are addressing it prospectively – but the commonest symptoms associated with it in the case studies were cessation of suckling and shortness of breath.

The Chinese have various names for it, but perhaps the commonest is "bean red" (jiangdou hong).

But typing "the commonest film (or movie) title" into Google doesn't come up with anything, except the ludicrous suggestion on Wiki.answers that it's either Top Gun or Gone With The Wind.

Minerals of the feldspathoid group occur in a large number of basaltic rocks belonging to the alkali group; nepheline, analcime, and leucite are the commonest, but haüynite is occasionally present.

Among these methods, constructing core/shell architecture is thought to be the commonest but one of the most effective routes to improve the efficiency of UCNPs.

Malrotation of the kidney is the commonest but least significant of renal abnormalities.