Sentence examples for most occurrences from inspiring English sources

Most occurrences are detected intraoperatively and treated with primary closure, or may occasionally require colostomy.

In Fig. 23b most occurrences are at the right-hand side of the criterion line where the compressive strain values are lower.

Although most occurrences are poorly symptomatic and resolve spontaneously, lymphoceles are often sizeable (nearly 60%% over 4 cm) and sometimes (18%% of cases) bilateral.

In the Old Testament most occurrences of honor are some form of the Hebrew word kabod, which means "heavy" or "weighty".

The technical name for this is a 'martingale.' The reason that a martingale betting strategy is attractive is because people forget that most occurrences in life are independent; it doesn't matter that you flipped tails 100 times in a row, the probability that it comes up heads is still fifty percent.

Most occurrences of grade-3 thrombocytopenia resolved within a week.

Most occurrence data including that in this manuscript is poorly distributed.

These signatures are derived from and include the most 3' occurrence of a specific restriction enzyme site in a transcript (most often DpnII, producing signatures that start with GATC) [ 5, 6].

Throughout in the discussion we are interested mostly in the (unique) first left-most occurrence at each location.

The MPSS method we used targeted the 3′-most occurrence of the DpnII recognition sequence, 5′-GATC-3′.

Short sequence tag-based profiling was pioneered by Velculescu et al. in the form of conventional SAGE [ 11], which produces 14 bp tags from the 3'-most occurrence of an "anchoring" restriction site (usually NlaIII) in polyadenylated transcripts.