Sentence examples for most references in from inspiring English sources

In most references in the literature, XVA equations are based on hedging arguments.

In Fig. 5, we present a comparison of the top ten third-party websites that make the most references in each country (this is similar in concept to the depiction in Fig. 4).

Most references in the media to "bird flu" and most references to H5N1 are about this specific strain.

As with Attack of the Clones, The Empire Strikes Back was the middle film in a trilogy; therefore, of the original trilogy films, The Empire Strikes Back is the object of the most references in Attack of the Clones.

While the United Kingdom and Germany were the two countries with most references in both databases, Eastern European countries generally had very few studies.

Spain occupied a middle-ranking position according to PubMed, although it was one of the countries with most references in PsycINFO.

Out of all the enduring Janet Jackson songs, Empty feels like the one most referenced in 2015, specifically in the fusion of electronic music and R&B showcased by artists such as FKA twigs and Kelela.

The 1970s have finally displaced the 1990s as the decade most referenced in fashion and film, and the polo neck is to the 1970s what the crew neck was to the T-shirt-wearing 1990s.

In 2015, the five countries most referenced in cases where a victim was at risk of being or had already been taken out of Britain in connection with a forced marriage were Pakistan (539 cases), Bangladesh (89), India (75), Somalia (34), and Afghanistan (21).

The ten pathogens associated with the most references are highlighted in gray; the numbers in bold highlight the top ten pathogens/diseases with respect to prevalence and mortality.

In the SFDRR, however, most references to community come in the form of passing, vague references to integration of "all levels"—from international to local.