Sentence examples for most popular factor from inspiring English sources

A Pew Research Centre survey in 2007, of 2,000 Americans, found that sharing household chores was the third most popular factor for a happy marriage.

The schoolchildren, when asked to choose the factors which would motivate them to choose healthier food products at fast food and takeaway outlets, the most popular factor was to have better choice of products, followed by cheaper prices and chances to win prizes and to have a wider and better range of fruit (figure 2).

That's why phablets have become the most popular form factor for media consumption.

While smart wristbands and other fitness monitors are currently the most popular form factors, the analyst identifies the latter emergent category as having the "greatest potential for growth" being as it's emerging from the testing phase.

Second most popular was X Factor winner James Arthur's hit "Impossible" (6.5 per cent) followed by another break-up track - Adele's "Someone Like You" which accounted for 3.8 per cent of all songs sung.

Parts of the interview were shown on Wednesday and Thursday evenings on Fox News's most popular program, "The O'Reilly Factor," and were widely praised by television critics.

The most popular explanations downplay risk factors in a way that can be dangerously misleading.

Most popular of those investigated factors are stress conditions, deposition method and fines content.

"Fear Factor" is most popular among young men in the 18-34 agroupoup that advertisers prize, which explains last night's special edition, scheduled to run opposite halftime of the Super Bowl, with Playboy Playmates as contestants.

His role guest-hosting "The O'Reilly Factor," the most popular show on Fox News, is Brown's most high-profile appearance on the network to date.

Positional weight matrix (PWM) remains the most popular for quantification of transcription factor (TF) binding.