Sentence examples for most common act from inspiring English sources

Because mefloquine monotherapy was widely used before the introduction of artesunate-mefloquine (the most common ACT in Thailand), ACT failures in Thailand could largely be caused by mefloquine resistance.

Yet, with only a couple of exceptions, most writers on warfare have never dealt with war's most common act: killing.

The most common act for allied airmen to be classified a terror flier was to be captured in civilian clothing and/or without their dog tags.

Violence in the past 12 months was reported by 42% of women: emotional violence (41.3%), physical (12.2%) and sexual violence (9.7%) – see Table  2.> The most common act of emotional violence was being insulted (54.1%) and being humiliated in front of other people (46.5%).

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Two of the most common acts of revenge are theft of company property and breaches in the company's computer network, according to an annual survey of Fortune 1000 companies by Pinkerton Inc., the Chicago security firm.

The most common acts of re-offending were violation of narcotics law (26%), property crimes (22%), violation against road traffic act (19%), illegal restraints (13%), and offences against life and limb other than homicide (10%).

86% of fever cases received an antimalarial (ACT, quinine or SP) (see Figure  1) of which the most common was ACT (72%).

Similar to lifetime experience, the most common violent act was forceful sexual intercourse with more than one-fourth (29.7%) of women reporting to have experienced the act in the past 12 months.

Kiarostami's films are suffused with respect and fellow-feeling; the most common verbal act is one stranger asking another if he is doing well.

Having one's opinion ignored is the most common bullying act, with 28% of respondents experiencing being ignored.