Sentence examples for most advocating from inspiring English sources

Recent literature contains numerous articles on osteonecrosis of the jaws (ONJ) associated with bisphosphonate treatment (BPT), with most advocating a conservative approach to management.

The use of adjuvant chemotherapy in early breast carcinoma is controversial, with most advocating its use in high-risk patients as defined by specific clinicopathologic parameters.

All experts (14 out of 14 or 100%%) advocate MRI for follow-up of SB Crohn's disease with most advocating MREg (13 out of 14, 93 %) as opposed to MREc (1 out of 14, Fig. 1).

The recent comments from Storey, while in part adopting the language of "equality" associated with US anti-evolutionists, mark a departure from most advocating the language of "equal-time," with Storey indicating that his preference would be for evolution to be removed from the science classroom.

While no standard surveillance methodology has been adopted in the United States, different institutions have established their individual follow up strategies, with most advocating the more liberal use of abdominal CT.

He has, however, reduced the influence of officials in his government who have most advocated reform.

Most advocate a socialized epistemology, in which inquiry is treated as a fundamentally social process, and the subjects of knowledge may even be communities or networks of individuals.

Instead, most advocated reforming the doctrine to ensure that those caught up in the system were not unduly punished.

Most advocated change in behaviour/lifestyle, diet, and physical activity (n=26), commonly referred to as "standard behavioural therapy".

As for how long to wear it, all patients agreed to not wearing the system over night and most advocated its use during exercising.

Most advocates of reform, however, are anything but facetious.