Sentence examples for most common provoking from inspiring English sources

Cancer was the most common provoking factor in the STAC cohort and is associated with 18.9% of all the VTE events, followed by immobilization (15.1%) and surgery (14.6%).

Overall, 51% of the VTE events were provoked, and cancer was the most common provoking factor (19%), followed by immobilization and surgery (both 15%).

The most common query it provoked from respondents was: "What's heterosexuality?"That British gays wanted to stand up and be counted says much for national tolerance.

The problem is that the Chlamydia trachomatis bacterium - the most common cause of infertility in women - provokes very little in the way of symptoms for the vast majority of those infected.

Headache is the most common presentation symptom of Chiari malformation commonly provokes by Valsalva maneuver.

Launched in November alongside the new range of Steam Machine PCs, this ambitious and innovative control device has provoked a range of reactions – though confusion seems to be the most common.

Because of the high blood flow and capillary network that provoke slower circulation, the lungs are in addition to the regional lymph nodes the most common sites for metastases [ 1, 14, 15].

Most common was Atrazine.

(Rheumatoid arthritis, the most common arthritic variety, also responds to antibiotics in some patients, leading researchers to suspect that it, too, may sometimes be provoked by bacteria).

The most common affects infants.

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