Sentence examples for most common field from inspiring English sources

" 'Sociopath' and 'psycho' were two of the most common field diagnoses for my look and expression," Mr. Robison wrote.

Columbia Engineering has partnered with Mailman faculty and staff on a design challenge to find solutions to health workers' most common field medicine problems.

Domestic politics is generally the most common field of study; its subfields include public opinion, elections, national government, and state, local, or regional government.

As a part of geotechnical investigations one of the most common field tests, the standard penetration tests (SPT), was conducted for soil exploration.

Today, the most common field instrument for detecting environmental toxins is the portable gas chromatograph, which costs thousands of dollars and weighs upwards of 50 pounds, although devices that detect only one or two compounds may weigh as little as ten or fifteen pounds, says Eric Anderson of Buck Scientific, a manufacturer of analytical instruments.

"The most common field to manage data like that is called master data management," says Jay Bourland, group technology officer at Pitney Bowes Business Insight.

We find the term 'vs' in a number of contexts: sports is perhaps one of the most common fields, and legal language abounds with the term vs – e.g. Rogers vs Smith.

Education, nursing and other health professions were among the most common fields in which Americans were certified.

All respondents held a Bachelors' degree, with the most common fields of study being economics, statistics, and demography.

Physical therapy ranked first (n = 112) with more than twice the responses of any of the next most common fields of education (n = 44), music (n = 43), psychology (n = 38), and biological sciences (n = 35).

Among the 894 unique fields, the most common visual field was normal at 33.7% followed by enlarged blind spot at 25.6%.