Sentence examples for most frequent origin from inspiring English sources

Nepal, including its borders with India and Bangladesh, is the most frequent origin of air masses transported in the PBL that reach PYR throughout the year (Gobbi et al. 2010).

The respiratory tract was the most frequent origin of infection in our patients.

It is well known that lung cancer is one of the most frequent origin of unknown primary cancer (Fizazi, 2006).

The first, and perhaps the most frequent origin, is the horizontal transmission (HT) of an active copy into the germ line.

Previous case series have detected a high variability in the origin of bacteremia, and while in the older reports the most frequent focus was respiratory tract [ 13, 17, 19] in some of the more recent studies, as in the present one, the most frequent origin of ESBL-E bacteremia are urinary and biliary tract [ 15, 16].

The most frequent origins of sepsis were urinary and respiratory tract infections, accounting for 37.2 and 32.5% of cases, respectively, followed by the abdomen (11%).

In a study of SFTs arising from the pelvis in males, the prostate was the most frequent organ of origin.

Also, almost all of the non US submissions were of North-West European origin, while at the DDW, Japan was the second most frequent country of origin.

The scapholunate ligament in the dorsal aspect of the wrist is the most frequent site of origin.

The three most frequent countries of origin were Mexico (50.4%), Vietnam (10.2%), and the Philippines (8.2%).

The five most frequent countries of origin were the same as in the total cohort.