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Patients were most often recruited from outpatient primary care or oncology settings (all in the USA) and had a mean age between 51 and 81 years (table 1).

The rate of mRNA decay can be modulated by sequences and/or structural features within mRNAs that, most often, recruit specific trans-acting factors (reviewed in [ 2, 23, 34]).

Although the anti-tax movement has often recruited lower-class folks to its cause, these changes have only benefited our society's most wealthy individuals.

But new volunteers were often recruited with little difficulty.

Staff are often recruited through external agencies.

They are often recruited after a very competitive selection process.

Mr. Price often recruits managers and advises on operational issues.

Trials recruited most often in children over 2 years of age (74%), and least often in newborn infants (32%).

Stress fractures were once commonly described as march fractures, because they were reported most often in military recruits who had recently increased their level of impact activities.

Again, the limitation is most often the difficulty to recruit representative samples.

Next to personal commitment, the most often used method to recruit patients is to "soften" the inclusion criteria, to make them more acceptable, under the umbrella of otherwise being unethical.