Sentence examples for most common phenotypes from inspiring English sources

KPC and OXA-48 carbapenemase producing Enterobacteriaceae are the most common phenotypes seen in the United Kingdom both in adults and children.

This study about modalities of presentation of headache secondary to IIH, even if referred to a small sample of patients, consents to underline the lack of specific features, with the most common phenotypes represented by chronic tension type headache, chronic migraine and chronic daily headache.

Drug dependence (DD), which mainly includes cocaine dependence and opioid dependence in our sample, is one of the most common phenotypes comorbid with AD [ 16].

Orofacial clefts (OFCs) represent a large fraction of human birth defects and are one of the most common phenotypes affected by large copy number variants (CNVs).

The most common phenotypes in brain disorders associated with those proteins are generalized disorders of growth where the brain is disproportionately affected; and the primary microcephalies where the brain alone is affected and significantly reduced in size.

Among studies focused on clinical phenotypes, the three most common phenotypes investigated were PE (27/93; 29 %), labor (15/93; 16 %), and IUGR (8/93; 9 %); each of the other 26 clinical phenotypes was studied in 5 or fewer studies.

However, TCS17 remained green for the entire life cycle, representing the most common phenotype of cultivated rice (Fig. 1a-e).

The most common phenotype is Best's vitelliforme macular dystrophy [11], [12], [13].

Together these SNPs also represented the most common grouping within the most common phenotype L3+L4 (65.2%) (Table 4).

CI is the most common phenotype and occurs when Wolbachia-infected males mate with uninfected females resulting in no or very low numbers of viable offspring.

Alternatively, these proteins may not necessarily contribute to intracellular bacterial growth, the most common phenotype examined in the study of L. pneumophila pathogenesis.