Sentence examples for both the commonest from inspiring English sources

Infection (pneumonia or lung parenchymal consolidation) was by far both the commonest abnormality in our study, and also the most difficult to achieve correctly.

Malaria was mentioned by most respondents in both areas as the commonest cause of childhood fevers, a finding that has been noted elsewhere in Nigeria [31] [33].

In both the groups, the commonest site of fluorescein leakage was the area superonasal to fovea.

Proportional registration ratios (PRRs) were calculated, both with and without the commonest cancers, with adjustment for age, social class, cancer registry of origin and sex.

Rather, the simplest explanation of the apparent inter-island gene flow is that the haplotypes isolated from the two Sopapera samples were both S1, which is the commonest haplotype within this region.

Laboratory methods were used by 75%%, the commonest being both acid base measurement (70%%) and lactate analysis (70%%).

At both the sites EFV was the commonest NNRTI used (36.8% at RFH and 48.2% at IID) while LPV/r (26.5%) and ATV/r (17.5%) were the main PIs used at RFH and IID respectively.

In the group of ponies, Shetland and New Forest ponies were the commonest breeds, both of them represented 33% of the affected ponies, while all the rest were of different pony breeds (Table 1).

The commonest complaint against both of them, as against the Yes campaign in general, is their failure to say enough about what independence will mean.

Yet above all other rituals, reproducing the sun's fire by kindling flame on earth is the commonest solstice practice, both at midsummer and midwinter.

Anterior uveitis is by far the commonest presentation with both non-granulomatous [45] and granulomatous [49] variants being reported.