Sentence examples for most often adopted from inspiring English sources

The third option, and the one most often adopted, is for the building to go ahead, but in a way that preserves the site and the artifacts.

This last algorithm has been simplified in [23] to propose the Max-Log-MAP algorithm that is most often adopted because of the efficient hardware implementation possibility.

Research suggests that they are most often adopted in states where Republicans control the legislature, but elections are highly competitive.

These behaviors are most often adopted in adolescence and track into adulthood [ 4– 7].

Because of this, analysis of the dominant structure observed in the crystal can be informative, since it gives an indication of the state most often adopted by the enzyme.

While such NMR assays are most often adopted for hit validation studies as part of a lead discovery campaign, their direct deployment for de novo drug discovery campaigns targeting PPIs is warranted by recent examples.

Interestingly, when he himself dances, he avoids the roguish facial expressions often adopted by most of his colleagues (as if they didn't trust his choreography to make its points).

To maximize information usage, imputation is often adopted to compensate for the missing data by filling in the most probable values.

Since most of these elaborated methods usually have limited applicability, simpler and less constrained approaches are often adopted instead.

Most of those caricatures came out of England in the 18th and 19th centuries, though their victims in the lesser nations often adopted them enthusiastically.

Writers of erotica have often adopted a veil.