Sentence examples for commonest ones from inspiring English sources
The onset and diagnoses of dizziness are described in Table 3. 70% of patients have a precipitating factor, the commonest ones being postural change, movement and head turning.
The frequency of microsatellites was inverted regarding the length of the motif, dinucleotide microsatellites being the commonest ones and pentanucleotides the less abundant (Table 8).
The prevalence of single HPV infection decreased with age, the same HPV types being the commonest ones in all age groups (Table 2-wrap>).
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%).
IVS-II-1 was the second most common mutation encountered in our patients, while it was the commonest one among Iranian TI patients [ 17].
XRCC1 and194Trp Arg399Gln9Gln polymorphisms were the commonest one among more than 60 validated SNPs in XRCC1 gene and showed no major variations by ethnicity [ 40].
Finally, we did not have any information as to the exact etiology of AKI, although sepsis was probably the commonest one.
Among the multiple causes of hospital-acquired AKI, administration of iodinated contrast media (ICM) has been found to be the third commonest one [ 6], and contrast-associated AKI (CA-AKI) has been reported to be responsible for a 5.5-fold increased risk of death [ 7].
"It's one of the commonest single gene disorders - probably as common as something like Duchenne's muscular dystrophy," he says.
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.
Severe neonatal jaundice or hyperbilirubinaemia (NNJ) resulting from excessive unconjugated bilirubin levels is the commonest or one of the five leading conditions for hospital (re)admissions in the first week of life in many low-income countries [ 1].
