The most common are little auk, northern fulmar, thick-billed murre and black-legged kittiwake.
Kommunalkas were, and in many Russian cities still are, the norm – tenements inherited from tsarism ineptly bisected by curtains, in their most common form, with little in the way of genuinely communal facilities.
GC MS analysis of the products indicates that most compounds in volatile oils of PCB and PCR prepared by SD and RE methods (techniques) are the same, and the percentage contents of the most common compounds change little.
Although prostate cancer is one of the most common malignancies, very little is known about the molecular mechanisms that determine malignant transformation of the prostatic epithelium.
Painful joints were by far the most common symptom, with little increase in the proportion reporting this symptom once the age of 70 years had been reached.
29 By comparing allele frequency distributions across regions of the United Kingdom, the Wellcome Trust Case Control Consortium established that most common variants show little variation in allele frequency within populations, the rs1042712 SNP from the lactase gene being 1 of only a limited number of exceptions to this rule.
In a corpus, "it may be that the most common collocate feels a little sexist, or a little something else," Anne Curzan, a historian of English at the University of Michigan, told me.
The most common birds are chatty little things, much more easily heard than seen.
"The most common characteristic is a little bit of eccentricity," said Gregory F. Russell, Trinity's new ringing master and steeple keeper and a systems engineer at I.B.M.
Since its discovery in a New York State cave in 2006, the fungus called Geomyces destructans has killed about a million cave-dwelling bats of several different species, including the most common Northeastern species, the little brown bat.
