Sentence examples for most recurrent form from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, this study adds on the clinical, morphological and functional characterization of the most recurrent form of NM.

When asked whether a recurrent form in some of his most recent paintings, a simple loop attached to a vertical line, is really meant to be seen as a noose, Mr. Komarin acknowledges that he sees it that way too, explaining that he'd been thinking of the children's word game hangman.

Certain architectures retain the most recurrent communication paths with respect to the monomeric antagonist-bound form but enhancing path numbers and frequencies, whereas some others impair ligand-mediated communication networks.

Cohen observed how "one of the most recurrent types of moral panic in Britain since the war has been associated with the emergence of various forms of youth culture"'.

The most recurrent theme in McEwan's 10 novels is the sudden ambush of the safe and smug.

But when I ask them why, the most recurrent answer is: "Because she is a great singer and works".

However, most recurrent dislocations occur within the first 5 years following surgery [29].

Landslides are one of the most recurrent natural hazards in Manizales.

Boat engravings represent one of the most recurrent and characteristic themes in Gobustan rock art.

Payner feels one of the most recurrent labels we've come to carelessly apply is anxiety, which remains the most common psychiatric illness.

"The most recurrent impetus to hire a prostitute, whether male or female, is the desire to express dominance," said Santo over the phone from Israel.