The regional centromere is the most common organization for centromeres in humans and most model organisms characterized to date, including Neurospora crassa (Centola and Carbon, 1994), Arabidopsis thaliana (Copenhaver et al., 1999), Drosophila melanogaster (Sun et al., 2003), and Oryza sativa (rice) (Nagaki et al., 2004).
The most common organization is the presence of one or more TS genes flanked by RHS genes.
"One of the most common mistakes organizations make when using social media for recruiting includes trying to meld new methods with antiquated systems," said Lynda Zugec, Managing Director at The Workforce Consultants.
Self-help groups and groups engaging in income-generating activities, such as setting up fishing ponds or communal poultry-raising, were mentioned as the most common forms of organizations emerging in the research communities.
The most common sex chromosome organization of spiders in the Entelegynae, which includes theridiids, is an X1X20 system [7].
The most common types of supporting organizations are what are known as "Friends of" groups, which typically raise money of behalf of a university sports program or an arts institution.
The most common sponsors of community organizations were churches (46%), NGOs (16%), political parties (8%) and employers (2%).
Today, by contrast, the most common model of social organization is crosscutting social groups.
Microlenders, the original and still the most common type of microfinance organization, help the poor start or expand businesses in places most banks shun, like the slums of Calcutta or these impoverished hills in Mexico's sugar cane country, three hours south of Mexico City.
Moreover, we define, where appropriate, the colloquial and most common handle for the organization: for instance the "Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation" is usually mentioned simply as the "Gates Foundation".
