Sentence examples for prevalent letter from inspiring English sources

The two extreme cases are columns that are highly conserved where the most prevalent letter receives a large positive score and all others large negative ones and columns that are highly variable and close to neutral where all letters receive scores close to zero.

English letters are especially prevalent in online slang because English is much easier to type than Chinese.

Merovingian writing is interesting to paleographers because of the part it had in shaping the black-letter script that was prevalent in the Middle Ages.

Stutter, that is, incorrect determination of the number of bases in homopolymer (single-letter) runs, is more prevalent in pyro reads than Sanger reads.

Results are discussed as being somewhat inconsistent with prevalent views of the mechanism of the letter spacing effect (i.e., crowding).

Questions about glyphosate have become so prevalent that U.S. Rep. Ted Lieu wrote a letter to EPA officials in December requesting EPA scientists meet with a group of independent scientists to go over "troubling information" related to glyphosate.

Evident throughout the letter is a sense of victimization prevalent among so many of America's wealthiest people.

Computer communication wasn't prevalent in the 1990s, so "we had to letter each other when I went back to Japan," Miwako says.

The opinion expressed in the First Letter of Paul to Timothy echoes the prevalent Hellenistic view of myth: "Have nothing to do with godless and silly myths" (1 Timothy 4 7).

This practice has been increasingly prevalent among MLB teams, allowing them to hew to the letter of the league's law while effectively expanding their payrolls and balance sheets at the same time.

But he had a long and substantial career in letters of the sort that was far more prevalent a half-century ago than it is today.