The WS-* stack of protocols is the most prevalent example.
The most prevalent example of photodissociation involves molecular oxygen in the stratosphere.
The most prevalent example of an economic integration emerging as part of an effort to ensure peace and security is the European Union (EU).
The well-established exohedral functionalization chemistry of fullerenes, with C60 as the most prevalent example, provides easy access to a variety of functionalized carbon nanostructures with great structural diversity and unusual spatial orientation of the attached moieties.
Quickly my mind goes back to the most prevalent example of this in Iran: mandated covering for women.
The most prevalent example of a Christian mansplanation commodity would be the Four Spiritual Laws brochure designed by Campus Crusade founder Bill Bright in the 1950's.
The development of recyclable solid acids is of major industrial importance and challenging in many reactions, for instance, the Friedel-Crafts alkylation as one of the most prevalent examples, which generally requires the presence of acid catalysts.
One of the most prevalent examples of how species identification and discovery has changed is through the employment of DNA barcoding [2], an approach considered by many as a universal remedy to the "crisis" in traditional taxonomy and the only opportunity to complete an inventory of all life on the planet [3].
Additionally, these structures appear frequently in the architecture of ligands for asymmetric catalysis, with two of the most prevalent examples being the bisoxazoline and phosphinooxazoline classes.
In the 1985 survey, for example, the most prevalent graphics were satellite images, used at 46, 51, and 96percentt of the small-, medium-, and large-market stations responding.
Genes encoding orthologs with high amino acid identity to different proteins from L. plantarum, L. buchneri, and L. pentosus, for example, were most prevalent in plant isolates, as were proteins with orthologs in distantly related bacteria such as Enterococcus, Streptococcus, Bacillus, and Clostridium species (Additional file 2: Table S1).
