Sentence examples for most common crossing from inspiring English sources

In the Mediterranean, the most common crossing point for migrants and refugees from war-torn parts of the Middle East and Africa, a toddler became the first reported casualty of 2016, drowning on Saturday off the Greek island of Agathonisi after the dinghy he was traveling in crashed into rocks on the shore.

Unwashed hands were the most common cross-contamination agent.

New PF resins' developments are linked to the introduction of cross-linking reagents such as benzoxazines to complement hexamethylene tetramine (the most common cross-linking agent) with the aim of increasing the thermal stability and decreasing oxidative wear of the binder.

The most common crosses were between native mares used by the military, or those bred for pulling carriages, and Thoroughbred stallions.

However, residual cross-linking agent in the biomaterial has been shown to be cytotoxic [16] and it has been reported that chemical cross-links created by glutaraldehyde, the most common cross-linking agent, can degrade and release cytotoxic aldehydes into the environment [42], [43].

The most common cross-linking agents, glutaraldehyde and carbodiimide, are cytotoxic and may negatively affect the cells [ 34].

To estimate these numbers, we have run Xwalk in production mode on a non-homologous protein dataset and simulated the most common cross-linking reagents DSS and BS3 with both having a maximum distance cut-off of 22.4 Å (11.42 Å N N distance in DSS +2×5 Å CB-NZ distance in lysine), discarding side chains and measuring distances between Cβ atoms.

The most common hybrid is the mule, a cross between a male donkey and a female horse.

The most common hybrid is the mule, a cross between a "jack" (male donkey) and a mare.

The two most common are cross-validation and bootstrapping[ 8].

The Pilot V5 and Uniball Vision are probably the most common, although Cross and Montblanc make high end ($25 <) versions, and many lesser known brands exist.