Sentence examples for most common medium from inspiring English sources

Using the scaffolds generated by the hydrogel, scientists can grow and study cells in a 3-D environment more similar to a living organism than, say, a flat petri dish, which had been the most common medium for growing cells.

The choice was based on the fact that cellulose is the most abundant natural polymer, whereas PDB is the most common medium that promotes fungal growth since it is rich in simple sugars easily digestible by mycelium.

In human robot interaction, physical contact is the most common medium to be used, and the more physical interaction occurs, at certain times, the higher possibilities of causing humans to experience pain.

Television is the most common medium for local news, with 71 percent of people watching for local information at least once a week, according to a survey of 2,251 adults.

In Classical Greco-Roman times, the most common medium was encaustic, in which colours are ground in a molten beeswax binder (or resin binder) and applied to the painting surface while hot.

Websites were the most common medium of this guidance, followed by seniors and seminars.

Cattle reduced herbivore use for each of the four most common, medium-sized wild herbivore species: plains zebra, Grant's gazelle, eland, and oryx (Figure 3).

The most common heating medium for such furnaces both in the UK and abroad is natural gas.

In contrast, gum Arabic was the most common binding medium used on paper-based works of art in Europe from the sixteenth century onwards [24] and on illuminated manuscripts from the Safavid and Mughal empires [25, 26].

From an early age, the Internet and cellphones existed for Millennials and texting is the most common communication medium.

At the time of their introduction to the West, woodblock printing was the most common mass medium in Japan, and the Japanese considered it of little lasting value.