Sentence examples for prevalent means from inspiring English sources

A prevalent means of regulating gene expression in bacteria is by riboswitches found within mRNA leader sequences.

Unfortunately, encryption does not protect against account hijacking or insider threats, which are among the most prevalent means of compromising personal data.

"This is an increasingly common means by which material is accessed online for criminal purposes and is a particularly prevalent means of viewing extremist material such as videos and web pages," added the home secretary.

X-ray fluorescence (XRF) spectrometry is a prevalent means of non-destructive elemental analysis in archaeology, the earth and environmental sciences, cultural heritage and museum studies, and other fields.

In the United States, however, a more prevalent means of selling state and local bonds is through competitive bidding, in which the issuer announces a contemplated offering of bonds for a designated amount, with specified maturity dates, and for certain purposes.

The greater hydration associated with the spawning of pelagic eggs (>90% water) in vast numbers would have severely loaded the maternal ovary with water, and probably led to batch spawning, which is the prevalent means of reproduction in the extant Acanthomorpha.

Not only is Neuro-MVM much more accurate than the prevalent mean value models, but it is also more robust (and of a higher reliability) compared to a mere black-box model.

Changes to the labour market since the financial crisis have not helped: substantial job cuts in the public sector, where women have been prevalent, mean many women have moved to private sector jobs, where the pay gap is even greater – 19.2% compared with 11% in the public sector, according to ONS statistics.

Dynamical conditions are, therefore, favorable for the vertical propagation of planetary waves in the winter Northern Hemisphere with prevalent mean westerly winds.

Analyses of fox stomachs indicated that A. terrestris was the most frequently consumed intermediate host (23 ), and E. multilocularis is highly prevalent (mean 9.1%, maximum 20.9%) in this vole species, which lives predominantly along the city border (22 ).

Comorbidities were prevalent (mean number per patient 3.4 ± 1.9), with the most frequent ones including arterial hypertension (41 patients, 34.2%), pulmonary embolism with or without acute cor pulmonale (30.0%), other pulmonary heart disease (17.5%), phlebitis and thrombophlebitis (14.2%), and heart failure or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (10% each).