Sentence examples for most common aspect from inspiring English sources

And it contains the theme of pursuit, which is the most common aspect of nightmares.

Research from the Centre for Giving and Philanthropy in 2011 found that employee fundraising overtook corporate donations as the most common aspect of corporate partnerships.

Nearly in all papers and plans analysed, environmental aspects and climate as well as GHG emissions were the most common aspect considered but other environmental issues such as biodiversity or land use were also included in several cases.

Incisal segment crowding (84.8%) was the most common aspect of the malocclusion.

Spasticity is the most common aspect of CP, affecting approximately 80% of cases [ 17].

The most common aspect of preventive care cited was promotion of exclusive breastfeeding (67%).

Stella Kafka, the Director of the AAVSO will introduce some of the most common aspects of stellar variability and their significance in astrophysics.

Dynamic aspects of discourse such as turn-taking, talk ratios and the amount of peer-to-peer talk were the most common aspects taken up from the framework of Furniss and Poulton (1991).

The incorporation of the most common aspects gathered from the environment in DCPGs would allow for shortcuts, where some steps could be skipped without the risk of losing accuracy.

But while I kind of like the little black bars when I'm watching shows and movies on it, it just seems kind of odd that they would make it so close, and yet not that most common of aspect ratios.

In both surveys the opportunity to work in a model that offers continuity and relationships with known women was identified as the most common positive aspect of caseload midwifery for midwives overall (58% at baseline and 65% at two years), followed by job satisfaction (41% at baseline and 36% at two years).