Application of this methodology to 27 paired reaches in the North Carolina Piedmont indicated that no change in specialists was the most frequent result of restoration, particularly for the woody debris habitats, when each habitat was examined individually.
A deviation of less than factor 2 between prediction and observation (MDR between 0.5 and 2) was clearly the most frequent result (53.6%), while the frequency of more extreme MDR values decreased considerably to both sides.
DO levels in lakes vary according to their trophic levels, and depletion of DO in water probably is the most frequent result of water pollution (Srivastava et al. 2009).
Note that the most frequent result, for all p, is when the number of toggles is the same as for a parent to child shuffle (level 1, which happens in about 55% of all shuffles).
Comparing the diagnosis of normal hearing and hearing loss, there was a significant difference, with normal hearing the most frequent result.
While there are conflicting results from different studies, the present work confirms the most frequent results for sports drinks [ 6, 8, 9, 19, 24, 29], fresh fruits [ 6, 8, 9, 13, 24, 31] and daily vitamin C [ 9, 17] which were not associated with DE.
The most frequent discordant result between TMA scores was a false-negative result with the Herceptest (IHC score of 0/1+ with Herceptest and 2/3+ with SP3 and 4B5 and positive SISH) which occurred in eight cases.
Gene discontinuity occurs in multiple forms: the two most frequent forms result from introns that are spliced out of the RNA and the resulting exons are spliced together to form a single transcript, and fragmented gene transcripts that are not covalently attached post-transcriptionally.
This diagnosis was the most frequent abnormal result with a total of 167 women (2.1%) receiving it.
Spina bifida and anencephaly, the most frequent NTDs, result from failure of closure of the neural tube during embryogenesis and are among the commonest human birth defects (Copp et al., 2003; Greene and Copp, 2009).
In the more severe forms of OI in which there is often bone deformity, increased fracture rate, dentinogenesis imperfecta and short stature, the most frequent mutations result in substitution of the glycine residue in almost any of the 338 Gly-X-Y tripeptide motifs found in the triple helical region of each of the proα chains.
