Sentence examples for most common additional from inspiring English sources

The most common additional concomitant medical condition was arterial hypertension, followed by Parkinson disease (PD) and hypothyroidism (Table 1).

It is offering some important features, not the least of which is free private registration, which has typically been the most common additional service offered by other registrars.

In the metabolism overview, cell wall organization and modification (48 genes), lipid metabolism (10), and metabolism of major carbohydrates (9) were the most common (Additional file 1: Table S5).

Aside from the hip fracture, the most common additional clinical conditions found in the study patients were hypertension, diabetes, anemia, cancer, ischemic heart disease and chronic cognitive impairment at different stages.

The most common additional conditions proposed are that the war should be undertaken by a proper authority, with the right intentions, when the war would follow requirements of proportionality (the ends to be secured would warrant going to war), only as a last resort, and when there are reasonable prospects of success.

Personal reasons and lack of 'felt need' were the most common additional barriers.

The most common single additional aberrations observed were del(12p), trisomy 21, trisomy 8 and del(20q).

Most adverse events occurred in the patient category (22 %), where loss of tidal volume (12.7 %) was the most common (see Additional file 4).

Here, nat-siRNAs showed wide ranges in size of 18-34 nt, with 21-25 nthehe most common size (Additional file 4B).

Consistent with Bayesian inference, the three most common topologies (Additional file 8, topologies a-c) suggest that T. equi shares a more recent common ancestor with the two Theileria species than with B. bovis.

The most common suggestions for additional personalization included: 1) additional space for expression (e.g., places to write out comments, having an 'other' option included in a list), and 2) additional choices (e.g., less yes/no options or required answers).