Sentence examples for most populations with from inspiring English sources

Lateral epicondylitis/epicondylalgia is a common diagnosis in most populations, with a prevalence of 2% [ 1].

There were fluctuations in allelic richness and heterozygosity among samples within most populations, with UK, DKR and FIF showing the most consistent values among samples (Table  2).

Most populations, with the exception of those in Egypt [ 35], have reported a later mean age of onset, of at least 21 years [ 22, 27– 29].

In mixed-ploidy systems this was especially true for LRR males which were extremely rare in most populations, with the exception of Döbern (Table  1).

This pattern is conventional for most populations with a life expectancy of 65 years or more, as death is most common around these ages.

In most populations with available data, education is associated with health behaviours (associated with chronic diseases), health care seeking behaviours and mental health, all of which are likely to be associated with self-reported health.

Instead, most populations cluster with no apparent geographical structure but with several outliers: Bantu, Mbuti, Quechua, Karitiana, Pathan, and Kalash (Fig. 3B).

In most populations, organisms with many different genetic variations survive, reproduce, and leave offspring carrying their genes in the next generation.

Most populations were homogeneous with the exception of ESV1, which could be resolved into two distinct genotypes based on single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNP) patterns (Table 1; Figure 2).

The genetic ancestry of most populations was associated with ethnic and linguistic affiliations.

In most populations, even those with low lactase activity, milk can be ingested in small amounts, especially after meals with dilution by co-ingestion.