Sentence examples for most common samples from inspiring English sources

Fecal samples are the most common samples obtained from patients suspected of having enterovirus infections.

Blood cultures were the most common samples (40%), followed respectively by urinary tract infections (37%) and abscesses (16%).

Analysis of urinary TCPy is useful in the occupational setting, as urine is one of the most common samples used for biological monitoring of OP exposure because of its abundance and ease of collection (Albers et al. 2004; Arcury et al. 2010; Barr et al. 1999; Hines and Deddens 2001; Steenland et al. 2000).

"Clipped On" begins with a soft cloud of keyboard and voices and then drops in a bit from a Neneh Cherry song that resembles the most common sample in hip-hop, James Brown's "Funky Drummer".

The most common sampling approach is random sampling using streaming API, which allows retrieving 1% of real-time data with some specific parameters.

This paper gives an overview of the advantages and associated caveats of the most common sample handling methods in surface-sensitive chemical and biological sensing.

This work compiled Brazilian articles regarding medicinal plant use by local communities in order to analyze the most common sampling problems and if research characteristics can influence the presence of sampling irregularities.

Based on the signal, a range of 2 10 min seems practical, a period of 5 min was chosen for the present study as this was the most common sampling time used previously.

The objective of this review will be to introduce ecological models of microbiota acquisition in the lung, give a short overview on the microbiota in the three most common sampling sites (nose, throat, and lung), and discuss the new hypothesis of a gut-lung axis connections in the early life of CF patients.

For demersal fishes and vagile megafaunal invertebrates, the most common sampling methods are trawling and photography.

Serum is the most common sample type.