The most widely used coercive measure was isolation (41.35%), although in most cases (87%) it was accompanied by other measures (most commonly transfer or change of cell and forced medication).
Moreover, buffering-and-forwarding is the most commonly used context transfer scheme for eliminating packet losses.
TEAC and DPPH assay are the two most commonly used electron transfer methods for the assessment of antioxidant capacities of natural products.
Inductive and RF antenna-coupled links are the most commonly used means of transferring data to and from an implanted device, which are appropriate for low to moderate data rate applications.
The bacteria that causes bubonic plague is most commonly transmitted by fleas and transferred to humans via flea bites or through contact with contaminated tissue or fluids, usually from a sick or dead animal, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
One of the most commonly used distal nerve transfers is known as the Oberlin nerve transfer [ 4]: a fascicle of the ulnar nerve (supplying the flexor carpi ulnaris muscle) is cut and sutured end-to-end to the biceps nerve in the upper arm.
The most commonly observed form of transfer occurs when there is a close resemblance between the training domain and the transfer domain (typically called "near transfer") (e.g., learning to estimate the area of a square and understanding how to estimate the area of a triangle; learning to play a musical instrument and developing fine motor skills as well as melodic/rhythmic discrimination skills).
Rourke et al. showed that 1.6%% of patients require transfer, most commonly for: orthopedic care (24%%), CT scanner (14%%), and pediatric consultation (8,7%%) [ 38].
The importance of costimulation is discussed in more detail in Sect. 5. Retroviral and lentiviral vectors: These vectors are currently the most commonly used vectors for transfer of CARs into T cells [ 133].
Finally, in the UK study conducted by Gray and coworkers [ 13] the second most commonly noted reason for transfer of critically ill ED patients to a referral hospital was a lack of an available bed in the first hospital's ICU.
