Sentence examples for most recaptured from inspiring English sources

Excluding mixed-species and immature infections removes ensures that most recaptured infections represent the original infection status.

As expected, when carrying out the actual exclusion-based parentage assignments, we were able to assign most recaptured juveniles (once released in the wild) to a single experimental family (individual rivers: ECO = 96.7%, GRV = 96.4%, and STW = 96.7%; range across sites: 94-98%; Appendix S3).

The species with the most recaptures and the highest local survivor components in post-hurricane populations were those often associated with edges or young second growth (i.e., disturbed, but not open, habitats); but many forest species showed values nearly as high, despite the lack of presumably suitable habitat on the site (Table S1).

Most recaptures occurred at the site of initial capture (83%).

Lice previously marked on the ears of one host were most frequently recaptured on the testes of that same host or other hosts, rather than the ears.

The remaining prisoners fled into surrounding hillsides but according to a spokesman for the Pakistani military, most were later recaptured.

Several brokers who split off in recent months said they had already recaptured most of their old business.

They broke out of prison on January 9, and, in their dash for freedom, 64 were killed and 78 were eventually recaptured (most of them wounded).

On Monday government forces in Syria recaptured most of the towns that rebels had seized last week on the eastern doorsteps of Damascus.

Army helicopters and Special Forces troops were brought in for the pursuit and most prisoners were recaptured within hours, officials said.

In the following weeks, however, his security forces re-established a firm grip on Tripoli and gradually recaptured most of the other towns as well, leaving Zintan and Misurata as the main western centers of resistance.