Type 1, the most prevalent, represented 10%20%% of the isolates in Switzerland and other European cities (27 ), as well as in building B and other hospital facilities of Lyon.
The 208 isolates from Australia were grouped into 37 MTs, of which the 4 most prevalent represented 65.4% of the isolates: MT27, 13.5%, including 1 isolate from 1973 and the others from the 1990s to 2008; MT29, 21.6%, observed since 1972; MT70, 21.2%, 1996 2005, mostly since ACV introduction in 1997; and MT64, 9.1%, during 1989 2002.
Subtype 3a was the next most prevalent, representing 24.2% of all samples.
Shigella spp. isolates were the most prevalent, representing 273 (24.6%) of the total.
Charges for theft and related offences were the most prevalent, representing 23.9% of all charges by Indigenous offenders and 24.9% of all charges by non-Indigenous offenders.
Among these, the "a" and "b" groups were found to be the most prevalent and represented in 43.4% and 28.3% of the CU clusters, respectively.
We computed equivalent designs for the experiments described in Tables 1 and 2, again using Poisson-distributed pool sizes, uniformly distributed genome sizes and Pareto distributed abundances such that the most prevalent genome represented 2.5% of the total sample.
Firmicutes was the most prevalent phylum represented in Barrett's esophagus, accounting 55% of clones, followed by Proteobacteria (20%), Bacteroidetes (14%), Fusobacteria (9%) and Actinobacteria (2%) (Table 2).
Proteobacteria was the most prevalent phylum represented in normal subjects, accounting 49% of clones, followed by Firmicutes (40%), Bacteroidetes (8%), and Actinobacteria (3%) (Table 2).
A previous study of 'Pahang' BAC end sequences by Arango et al., also found AT/TA to be the most prevalent SSR representing ~26% of all SSR motifs [ 63], and characterization of the repeat component of ~30% of the M. acuminata cv.
Although GalNAc-Ts represent a large family, the T1 and T2 isoforms are by far the most prevalent and represent most of GalNAc-T activity in HeLa cells (Bennett et al., 2012).
