Sentence examples for most common probably from inspiring English sources

One of the most common probably derives from the same root as the Norwegian word fukka and the Swedish focka (to copulate), and was first recorded in the early 16th century.Largely thanks to Chaucer, whose poetry is full of naughtiness, some of the best-sounding words come from old English.

The most common, and probably the fastest, are brakeless fixed-gear ("fixie") riders.

Among the dozens of complications, the most common is probably sleep apnea, in which tissues at the back of the throat periodically suffocate the sleeper, whose nights are thus far from restful and whose days suffer as a result.

The most common and probably best studied is the pitch (F0) contour, which is essentially pitch as a function of time, and its use in an automatic emotion recognition (AER) framework was the focus of a previous study [21].

Several congenital conditions may increase the risk of leukemia; the most common is probably Down syndrome, which is associated with a 10- to 18-fold increase in the risk of AML.

The 6CGGC5 haplotype seems to have been derived from 8CGGC5, which in turn originated from 8CGGC1, the most common and probably the ancestral haplotype.

The most common is probably the gelatin gel.

A GBS vaccine for elderly or patients with severe underlying diseases, in which serotype V infections are the most common, is probably unrealistic.

This confirms previous reports that deamination of cytosine is one of the most common, and probably the only type of miscoding lesion in ancient DNA [ 13, 24- 26].

The extensive conservation of chromosome print across Lepidoptera suggests evolutionary stability of lepidopteran karyotypes, with most of haploid chromosome numbers ranging n = 28 32 [ 31] and the most common and probably also ancestral number of n = 31 [ 30, 32].

The cubists' section was called "the Chamber of Horrors," but the most common response was probably puzzlement and amusement.