Sentence examples for most frequent characteristics from inspiring English sources

Through case vignette comparisons, this study draws attention to some of the most frequent characteristics used to define DRG boundaries, namely catheterisation, valve procedures and complications.

The most frequent characteristics of Helvetisms are in vocabulary, phrases, and pronunciation, but certain Helvetisms denote themselves as special in syntax and orthography likewise.

Most frequent characteristics of inappropriate treatments included: No indication (17.5%); incorrect choice of antimicrobials (7.6%); incorrect application of drugs (9.3%); and divergence from institutional guidelines (8%).

The most frequent characteristics were calcification, benign or uncertain radiological appearance and a B1 (normal breast tissue) biopsy.

The most frequent characteristics found on CT scan were: solitary tumor (22% of the patients), lymphadenopathy (14%), linear hypodense images corresponding to central scar (13%), peripheral reinforcement (12%).

Tophi envelopment in the tendon was the most frequent characteristic (45%) followed by no relationship between tophi and tendon (41%), tophi at the insertion site of the tendon (7%), extrinsic compression (6%) and tophi within the tendon (1%).

Therefore, the TP53 single nucleotide polymorphisms detected in these melanoma tumors appear to be their most frequent characteristic.

Psychological abuse has been shown to be the most frequent characteristic of interpersonal violence dynamics, affecting women's health as severely and significantly as other types of abuse [ 25, 26].

The most frequent imaging characteristic was a solid and cystic tumor (n = 29), most commonly located in the tail of the pancreas (n = 23).

In all countries, the most frequent patient characteristic perceived to identify sleep was lying quietly with closed eyes (N = 409, 78 %) (range 92 % Denmark to 36 % Italy).

Oedematous malnutrition, however, was the most frequent admission characteristic in both infected and uninfected children.