Sentence examples for most frequent phenotype from inspiring English sources

Ampicillin resistance (80% of the strains) was the most frequent phenotype among ETEC strains followed by trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole resistance (52.5%).

Wheezing is the most frequent phenotype during the first 24 months of life and is strongly associated with maternal asthma.

We compared scores in the "GMC_less" category, the most frequent phenotype identified in the screen, and found that 121 KK lines display a phenotype identical to the corresponding GD line.

When isolated with a size of 160 μm or over, the most frequent phenotype observed was a RG structure bearing a shoot meristem or a shoot meristem-like-protuberance (Fig.  10b and d).

Men predominated in NKF's KDOQI stages 1-2, womenas women prevailed in stages 3-5, due to the higher percentage of females with nonalbuminuric renal impairment, the most frequent phenotype in subjects with eGFR < 60 m[/min/1.73 m[ 5, 8].

Among the reported 343 kindreds with Gs-alpha germline mutations, the most frequent phenotypes were PHP1a/ PPHP (297 kindreds) and POH (37 kindreds).

Both types of mutant embryos displayed a wide range of abnormalities, among which the formation of free asters was one of the most frequent phenotypes detected in about three-quarters of the laid eggs.

In a large cohort of asthmatics encompassing all disease severity spectrum, eosinophilic and pauci-granulocytic were the most frequent phenotypes while neutrophilic asthma represented less than one fifth of the inflammatory patterns.

The most frequent headache phenotype was TTH-like (46.7 %), whereas the local pain syndromes [i.e. neuralgia of the occipital nerve (16.6 %), trigeminal neuropathy (16.6 %), neuropathy of the intermedian nerve (10.0 %) and cervicogenic headache (10.0 %)] were less common.

In this study and in other studies, the most frequent resistance phenotype was that of streptomycin for Escherichia coli, Klebsiella pneumonia, and Proteus species [29].

Adhesion to CD36 was the most frequent cytoadherence phenotype among P. falciparum isolates (80/92, 87%), followed by platelet-mediated clumping (60/92, 65%), adhesion to ICAM1 (41/92, 45%), to gC1qR (39/92, 42%) and rosetting (31/86, 36%).