Sentence examples for most common rapid from inspiring English sources

The most common rapid molecular methods for prenatal aneuploidy detection are fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) and quantitative fluorescent polymerase chain reaction (QF-PCR) [ 14].

The Pastorex latex agglutination test (Bio-Rad Laboratories, Marnes-La-Coquette, France) is the most common rapid test used in the field to detect N. meningitidis serogroup W135 antigen, although it cannot differentiate serogroups W135 and Y.

The report further complicates the picture of an economy that seems to be slowing even as inflation, one of the most common effects of rapid growth, is rising more rapidly than economists have anticipated.

The most common pattern is rapid initial subsidence followed by secondary stabilisation [24, 25].

The most common types of rapid change are those associated with the impact of large waves, be they storm surges or tsunamis, that may alter both the position and nature of the shoreline.

Metro is the most common term for underground rapid transit systems used by non-native English speakers.

For rescuers who do not have adequate skills in endotracheal intubation, the most common means of providing rapid ventilatory support in nonintubated patients during CPR is the bag-valve-face mask system [ 1].

The last and most common assault is the rapid armor infantry and transport deployment.

This is in contrast to the work by Davidson et al. [6] who found that the most common injuries were acute or rapid onset, where the injury could be attributed to a single traumatic event.

The most common is the lytic cycle (rapid host lysis and production of numerous horizontally transmissible viral particles).

Taken the tandem duplication events as example, 2/34, 10/45, 15/53, 17/60, 40/106 GRAS genes were identified as tandem duplicated genes in Arabidopsis [ 6], P.mume [ 11], tomato (Fig.  2), rice [ 6], and Populus [ 9], respectively, further validating that the duplication events are the most common mechanism contributing to the rapid expansion of GRAS gene family members in different species.