Sentence examples for commonest of which from inspiring English sources

Steel structural members are rolled in a variety of shapes, the commonest of which are plates, angles, I beams, and U-shaped channels.

Gestational trophoblastic disease (GTD) is a spectrum of pregnancy-related disorders the commonest of which are the pre-malignant complete (CM) and partial (PM) hydatidiform mole (Sebire and Seckl, 2008).

We studied a relatively large cohort of HIV/MDR TB co-infected patients and found a fairly high prevalence of ocular inflammatory disease, commonest of which was presumed ocular tuberculosis followed by CMV retinitis.

Similarly, in EGFR-mutated tumors, the efficacy of TKIs is limited by the development of resistance mechanisms, the commonest of which is the secondary T790M mutation within exon 20 of the EGFR gene.

It is likely that tumour cell intrinsic factors are, therefore, mutations occurring at this point in the adenoma to carcinoma sequence, the commonest of which are SMAD4 and p53 mutations (Cho and Vogelstein, 1992; Sjoblom et al, 2006).

With the development of implantable, programmable, continuous drug delivery systems in the 1980s, the use of intraspinal opioids was extended to non-cancer pain, the commonest of which was back pain; nevertheless, use in such circumstances remains less accepted.

Similarly, Hellman et al. found an association between prednisolone dosage and risk of fatal opportunistic infection in SLE, the commonest cause of which was P. jiroveci [ 26].

N/A: Not Applicable As for the course of dizziness, only 2 patients have worsening symptoms (4%) and 60% of patients are referred to specialty services, the commonest ones of which are ENT (12%), neurology (8%) and cardiology (6%).

The commonest deficiencies include iron, lack of which causes fatigue and anaemia, iodine (developmental delay), Vitamin D (poor growth and rickets), vitamin A (night blindness) and zinc (poor wound healing).

However, a Canadian study involving 56 non-Jewish women with USC failed to detect any of the four commonest BRCA1 or BRCA2 mutations, of which three are founder mutations in Ashkenazi Jews [ 168].

The commonest ocular manifestations in this study were adnexal (12.8%) of which blepharitis was the commonest (3.2%) followed by molluscum contagiosum (2.6%), conjunctival Squamous cell carcinoma (2.3%) and conjunctival microvasculopathy (2.3%).