Sentence examples for most common period from inspiring English sources
Depression may appear at any age, but its most common period of onset is in young adulthood.
It is the 12th day of monitoring via daily contact with an epidemiologist and twice-daily temperature checks; the most common period for Ebola symptoms to reveal themselves, according to the CDC, is eight to 10 days after exposure.
Those affected include teenagers (nearly 20 percent of whom experience some level of hearing loss), people ages 19 to 44 (the most common period for the onset of hearing loss), and the elderly.
Now, as part of a newly announced overhaul, many workers will be moved to an overnight shift from 11 p.m. to 7 a.m., the most common period for maintenance work.
This finding consistent with studies of Zanzad & Godbole (2007) found that most of victim survived upto 1 2 weeks after the sustaining the burns injury (21.7%) while Gadge et al. (2014) showed most common period of survival was 4 7 days (29.9%).
The most common period for data collection with questionnaires was 0 6 months after birth (63%), and the most common period for collecting bio-genetic samples was at birth (34.8%).
Data from recent birth cohorts indicate that adolescence has become one of the most common periods for the onset of first depression (e.g., Andrade et al. 2003; Kessler et al. 2003; Lewinsohn et al. 1999).
During the 2007 2008 school year, the most common probationary period length was three years, but the probationary period length varied between one year and five years.
Indeed, six months or a year are the most common waiting period, and I know of no treaty to which the United States is party with one as long as four years.
Twenty-four hours is the most common waiting period in states that have similar laws in place, according to the Guttmacher Institute, though a number of states have recently moved towards enacting 48 and 72-hour waiting periods.
The one-month prevalence was the most common prevalence period reported and ranged between 27% and 49%.
