Sentence examples for most prevalent event from inspiring English sources

Consistent with previous analyses [ 10], we find alternative acceptors as the most prevalent event of AS (4443 events) in PASA assemblies.

Table  3 shows that both basic and enhanced algorithms could retrospectively best predict the two most prevalent event types, namely hospitalization for heart failure worsening and hospitalization for atrial or ventricular rhythm disturbances.

Type of SA was defined according to the most prevalent events: ≥ 50% obstructive - obstructive SA; ≥ 50% central - central SA; no prevalent type - mixed.

The most prevalent events were hospitalization for worsening heart failure (n = 38; 52.8%), for ventricular or atrial rhythm disturbances (n = 15; 20.8%), or for angina pectoris (n = 7; 9.7%).

Further downstream analysis reveals KCNA3 promoter hypermethylation in 8 out of the 10 cancers, identifying it as one of the most prevalent events in tumorigenesis and affecting various tumor types.

A study of contact events in English Premiership rugby demonstrated that the majority of injuries were sustained in the tackle but only because this was the most prevalent match event and the injury risk per contact event was greatest for the scrum and collisions.

Regarding AS patterns, intron-retention events were observed to be the most prevalent AS event in plants such as rice and Arabidopsis, contributing to a higher proportion of all ASVs than cassette exons [ 10, 14, 26].

Exon skipping or cassette exon is found to be the most prevalent AS event in all three species, comprising 21%, 27%and16%6% of all AS events in chicken, human and mouse, respectively.

Intron retention was the most prevalent AS event under salt stress, although most intron retentions had relatively low read coverage compared to the read coverage of exons.

In phase I trials in NHL, oblimersen had limited efficacy, 98 but was generally well tolerated, with myelosuppresion observed as the most prevalent adverse event.

For all groups the tackle was the most prevalent injury event with a higher incidence for the ball carrier (4.8; 95% CI 4.3 to 5.2) as compared to the tackler (3.6; 95% CI 3.2 to 4.0; p<0.001; figure 3).