Sentence examples for most common number from inspiring English sources

The mode means "most common" number.

So the most common number of readers may be none.

The first French-derived word is the 76th most common: "number".

It seems unlikely that the most common number of readers is going to be, say, 1,352.

In an earlier column (June 3), I wrote "the most common number of readers for academic papers, once published, is zero".

It launched with a spoof poster campaign and website, trashbat.co.ck, advertising a fictional "Wasp T-12 phone", which has a larger number five-key "because it's the most common number".

One, five, seven, and nine tails are the most common numbers in folk stories.

The most common numbers (the mode) of strikeouts has been six (happened nine times) and nine (happened nine times as well), which really doesn't tell us much.

In those cases, the HPs were assigned a value of one health worker for 2008 and two health workers for 2009, based on the most common numbers of employees reported in HPs in those years respectively.

Using the most common numbering, God's first commandment is to love him and to have no other gods before him.

From this we conclude that although we cannot determine the basic cell model with any accuracy, we can estimate the probable transcript distribution for cells of the type in this study as being that for which the most common transcript number ~8 and the number of genes with that transcript number ~500.