Figure 2 is an illustrative scheme which gathers the annotated genes under the most frequent order, among all 36 assemblies.
Word order is the means most used by modern Romance languages to show the grammatical relationship between words; statistically the most-frequent order in statements is subject verb object.
At UIHC, the most frequent intended orders for manganese were either related to nutrition (most often issues with parenteral nutrition, in which manganese overload can occur in specific populations such as in premature infants [ 47, 48]) or specific workup of possible manganese toxicity, such as may occur in individuals whose occupation can involve manganese exposure (e.g., welding) [ 47].
The results are the following: the most frequent word order in RSL is SVO for plain and agreeing verbs and SOV for classifier predicates.
The most frequent first-order interpretation was "identification with a social/casual smoker identity rather than a smoker identity".
Table 2 summarizes the most frequent add-on orders broken down into categories of testing.
LFP, BMP, MGPO4, ENDO, and CARDIAC ranked in the top ten most frequent add-on orders overall and also individually for inpatient units, ED, and outpatient clinics.
Within the critical care laboratories, the most frequent add-on orders were the following tests performed on blood gas analyzers using whole blood specimens: lactic acid (0.97 %), potassium (0.78 %), glucose (0.62 %), hemoglobin/hematocrit (0.49 %), and sodium (0.49 %).
In our series, the most frequent complications, by order of relevance, were graft pancreatitis, infection, and necrosis secondary to arterial or venous thrombosis.
"Unexplained abdominal symptom" was the most frequent reason for ordering an abdominal CT-scan (seven out of 15 cases).
We identified a total of 14 different causative pathogens, of which the most frequent in descending order were Escherichia coli, Proteus spp, Klebsiella spp, Enterobacter spp, and Enterococcus spp. On average, UTI was diagnosed 16 days after admission (range, 2 to 124 d).
