Sentence examples for most frequent transition from inspiring English sources

The second most frequent transition was from and to full-time sick leave.

The most frequent transition to medical rehabilitation allowance was also from full-time sick leave (141 transitions) while the most frequent transition to vocational rehabilitation was from medical rehabilitation (98 transitions).

The single most frequent transition to work during follow-up was from being on full-time sick leave.

Adjustment was done by recoding all person-years in the 1960s according to the most frequent transition in educational classification between the 1960s and the 1970s.

Realigning the matrix with respect to the current state (Figure 3B), it can be seen that the most frequent transitions were typically one-step forward from the current position (Figure 3D).

The most frequent transitions were to and from work (950 and 668 transitions respectively).

A study at the species level suggested that the evolution of self-compatibility is one of the most frequent evolutionary transitions in angiosperms (Stebbins, 1974), but it must be even more frequent than has been previously thought because a single species could include parallel transitions.

The uniformity of the distribution of alternate SNP positions and the type of substitutions observed in 7C126 suggested base conversion bias: C > T (shown in SC05 as well), G > A transitions were the most frequent followed by transitions, T > A, A > G, and T > C (Additional file 8); and suggest possible consequences of base mis-incorporation due to Taq polymerase errors [ 40].

Mixed hyper- and hypoactive presentations are most frequent and the transition from hyperactive to hypoactive delirium, stupor and coma can be seen as one of the ways of dying.

This shows the states which are the most frequent destination of transitions in an infinite run of the model.

In tobacco-related lung adenocarcinomas of humans G→T transversions are the most frequent mutations, but G→A transitions are second most frequent [ 38, 39] and most frequent among non smokers [ 15].