Sentence examples for most commonly proposed from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most commonly proposed contributors to PE include placental hypoxia, oxidative stress, and increased proinflammatory cytokines.

For PBHT and the CHF, the most commonly proposed mechanisms are the alteration of the heating surface by deposition of nanoparticles along with the passive/active mode theories.

The observations from Figure 6 are summarised below and there are three most commonly proposed mechanisms: Figure 6 Probability function of proposed mechanisms to explain anomalous heat transfer (conduction/convection/mixed mode heat transfer studies).

The observations from Figure 7 are summarised below and there are two most commonly proposed mechanisms: Figure 7 Probability function of proposed mechanisms to explain anomalous heat transfer (pool boiling heat transfer and CHF heat transfer studies).

For the most commonly proposed form of the species area relationship, the fire-fighting approach is optimal even if land prices rise substantially when presently secure areas become threatened.

There are several polymers that are usually applied in the shoe industry and which require adherent surface treatments to achieve a satisfactory level of peel resistance; the most commonly proposed surface treatments for rubber materials include mechanical/physical and chemical modification.

Oral Medicine and Oral and Maxillofacial surgery were the most commonly selected proposed points of referral for patients with a suspected oral cancer.

Besides, one of the most commonly used models proposed by Wells and Coppersmith (1994) is chosen.

Among the most commonly used was proposed by Radkowski et al. (Table 1).

Data collected from predominantly female middle aged members of NRAS demonstrated a good fit to the single factor structure of the questionnaire as recommended by the most commonly employed criteria proposed by Hu and Bentler [ 25].

It says this type of collaborative targeting is most commonly achieved "when the proposed target is associated with a global problem such as weapons proliferation, terrorism, drug trafficking or organised crime activities".