Sentence examples for Most repeatedly from inspiring English sources
Most repeatedly encountered novel taxa belonged to the genera Nocardia (14 novel taxa, 42 isolates) and Actinomyces (12 novel taxa, 52 isolates).
Most of the movement in "Matilda" is carried by the children, who are tiny and wonderful; it's with them that we're most repeatedly aware of choreography.
The blogosphere has been buzzing with wild charges and vulgar abuse against Sand's book – most repeatedly, predictably and depressingly, calling it anti-Semitic.
Tonsil removal, which went from a rite of passage in the 1960's to an operation discouraged for all but the most repeatedly ill children by the 1980's, is on the rise again.
Martin Freeman is as likeably careworn as ever in the part, but as Jackson shuffles and prods events towards the gargantuan confrontation signalled from the outset, it is evident that Thorin is the film's pivotal character, and the one with the most repeatedly inspected "journey".
The site where each structure was most repeatedly identified, termed the best imaging site is highlighted in bold.
Most have repeatedly asserted their desire for democratic government respectful of Islamic values, rather than government by mullahs on the failed Iranian model.
Similarly, when it comes to British actors and directors, Bafta feels most comfortable repeatedly hailing exportable national treasures or rewarding those who have broken America.
Hearing loss does not usually occur at SPLs below 80 dBA (eight-hour exposure levels are best kept below 85 dBA), but most people repeatedly exposed to more than 105 dBA will have permanent hearing loss to some extent.
Most smokers repeatedly fail in their attempts to stop smoking because of the addictive nature of the nicotine in tobacco products.
During feature foraging, participants randomly switched between target categories, while during conjunction foraging, most participants repeatedly selected targets from the same category (see also Jóhannesson et al., 2016).
