Sentence examples for most prevalent point from inspiring English sources

A2143G and A2142G are the most prevalent point mutations, and studies have claimed that these mutations play a major role in clarithromycin resistance [ 5, 23].

HbD-Punjab and HbO-Arab, which are the 4th and 5th most prevalent point mutations causing structural change in the hemoglobin protein respectively, are both in the same position the first nucleotide of codon 121 of β-globin, which is right at the sharp bend of a 4-nucleotide hairpin, a DNA structure thought to facilitate mutations [ 235].

This was the most prevalent end point in the rabbit (k = 32) and also occurred in the rat (k = 20).

While lowering taxes for the middle class is one of the most prevalent talking points, there is little evidence that the Republicans' guideline is currently set up to do that, unlike the clearly planned tax cuts for businesses and higher income Americans.

In rats, the most prevalent end points were skeletal axial defects (k = 40), fetal weight reduction (k = 30), embryonic fetal loss (k = 21), and skeletal appendicular defects (k = 16).

The most prevalent plant hormones, auxins, play a fundamental role in everything from pointing plants toward sunlight to helping them develop leaves and roots.

Despite recognition of the benefits of postnatal support, discontinuity along the maternity and CFH continuum of care appears to be most prevalent at the point of transition from maternity services to CFH services.

FPCS ≥ 0.914 (15.4%) and EWA ≥ 8.8 (6.3%) were found to be the most prevalent cut off points in males and females, respectively.

Generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) is the most prevalent anxiety disorder with point prevalence rates ranging from 5% [ 1, 2] to 12% [ 3- 5].

Leukocytes with innate immune functions (i.e., macrophages, dendritic cells, neutrophils) were most prevalent at early time points, while T lymphocytes became prevalent by day 14.

Glycerol stocks were saved on a regular basis by isolating from viability spread plates allowing formation of 30 to 100 colonies, which would be a sampling of the most prevalent, robust colonists at that point in the enrichment process.