Sentence examples for most prevalent member from inspiring English sources

The most prevalent member of the class is riboflavin (vitamin B2).

Flavins are synthesized only by bacteria, yeasts, and green plants; for this reason, animals are dependent on plant sources for them, including riboflavin (vitamin B2), the most prevalent member of the group.

The CIT group of AmpC β-lactamases includes CMY with CMY-2 as the most prevalent member (23, 24 ).

The first representatives of this group of bacteria were isolated in 1919 by Marjorie Batchelor, who reported Bacillus cereus as the most prevalent member of the aerobic sporogenic bacteria in infant feces (Batchelor, 1919).

For example, in grass carp, Actinobacteria (more than 10%) were the most prevalent members of the intestinal bacterial communities, and they were more abundant than Bacteriodetes [ 25].

* Most prevalent conditions among all Cohort members; 3 percent or greater self-reported prevalence.

And while her doctors diagnosed hysteria, a condition "most prevalent in the young female members of the higher classes", they also discerned that excited minds seemed "to exercise some mysterious or occult influence".

Observations were documented by our team members regarding the most prevalent practical errors that may contribute to increased risk of VAP among our mechanically ventilated neonates.

It is now well established that the most prevalent CYP enzymes in the liver, members of the CYP3A and 2B subfamilies, along with a host of conjugating enzymes and ATP binding cassette (ABC) family membrane transport proteins, are under direct transcriptional regulation by NR1I2 (Xie et al. 2000b, 2004).

Advanced automotive safety technologies, like lane-keeping systems, are most prevalent in Europe, says Eddy Llaneras, a staff member of the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute.

Of the most prevalent GH families (Table S1), all the members of GH2 and GH31 are intracellular along with most GH3, GH13 and GH43 enzymes.