Sentence examples for most often proposed from inspiring English sources

When two or more populations of a terrestrial animal group are found in vastly separated parts of the world, two explanations are most often proposed.

The kinds of rules and limitations most often proposed — i.e., a ban on military-style weapons of the kind used in the two most recent high-profile gun massacres and in so many others before — wouldn't have an effect on gun violence in America, which tends to be concentrated on handguns, and more typically involves suicides and domestic disputes.

And this is most often proposed without any good evidence at all.

Yet, it is at the level of state intervention that solutions are most often proposed.

The most often proposed function for Lactobacillus S-layers is the mediation of bacterial adherence to various targets.

For short intervals, maternal nutrition depletion is the most often proposed; women do not have time to recover from the expenses related to pregnancy and lactation before getting pregnant again.

Most often these proposed public investments are justified on the basis of reduced air pollution or improved quality of life, but perhaps we need to see them as something much more profound.

Although France is often proposed as the country most likely to drive a hard bargain with the UK, the survey shows Merkel has approval to be tough.

An increase in fees is often proposed as one of the most effective solutions.

'Nuisance species' (or 'invasive' species) are often proposed to be the second most important concern in the context of the current biodiversity crisis.

Catalase is one of the most potent scavengers of hydrogen peroxide and it is often proposed as a biomarker able to reveal oxidative stress in specific organs.