Sentence examples for most common immediate from inspiring English sources
The most common immediate cause of hypertension-related death is heart disease, but death from stroke or renal (kidney) failure is also frequent.
In the very first men's group I ever attended, virtually every man (including me) was unable to answer the first time the facilitator asked him, "What do you need right now?" The most common immediate reaction was disorientation and confusion, as if the question itself was somehow beyond comprehension.
Adopted children were typically born to young unmarried mothers and unplanned pregnancies may have been the most common immediate reason for adoption (in a subsample of Danish adoptees, examined by Eldred and co-authors, 82% of the biological mothers of adoptees were unmarried [11]).
The most common immediate complications were excessive bleeding, urine retention and genital tissue swelling.
Low blood glucose (hypoglycemia) is the most common immediate health problem for students with diabetes.
Pneumonia was the second most common immediate cause affecting 5 patients (36%%).
In both case studies, the most common and immediate reason given for joining the study was the immediate access to high quality health care for participants, alongside describing varied depths of understanding of the research itself.
Inflammation was associated with the set of UP-regulated genes and is known to be the most common and immediate response to UV-induced damage.
The most common observed immediate upstream of the polyA tail (within 35 bp) was the canonical AAUAAA (1,264 transcripts, 61%).
One of the most common and immediate symptoms of smoking is the persistent smokers' cough.
In response to the "most common objection to immediate action at a distance," namely "that a matter cannot act immediately where it is not" (4:513), Kant argues that action at a distance is no more problematic than action by contact (whether it be by collision or pressure), since in both cases a body is simply acting outside itself.
