Sentence examples for most frequent sources from inspiring English sources

IN an age of Broadway musicals so impersonal that one of their most frequent sources of new material is old movies, "The Music Man" is a reminder of another time in musical-theater history, when melodious ideas for the stage were as organically grown as cornfields, when showy spectacles could be teased out of the experiences of a single life.

The most frequent sources of infection were pulmonary (3,536 (52%)) and urinary tract (1,283 (19%)).

This is not surprising, given that lung and abdomen have been identified as the most frequent sources of infection in patients with ARDS [29].

Optical interferences between the laser light reflected off the top of the cantilever and the light scattered by the surface in the same direction is one of the most frequent sources of height artifact in contact (and occasionally non-contact) images.

Robocalls are among the most frequent sources of consumer complaints, according to the Federal Trade Commission and the FCC.

Presented results demonstrate, that when using our assay we are able to detect the most frequent sources of aneuploidy in mammalian oocytes – failure to disjoin the whole bivalent or premature segregation of sister chromatids.

Later, the Internet became my most frequent source of advice.

The most frequent source of tension occurs around the allocation of scarce resources.

We can carry it on our skin and in our noses and throats, but it is most often found in our stool, and fecal contamination on the hands of caregivers is the most frequent source of infection among patients.

Researcher generated surveys constituted the most frequent source of data.

They are our most frequent source of quick solutions to practical problems.