Sentence examples for situations most often from inspiring English sources

And because these situations most often arise between strangers, the woman on the receiving end of the attention usually truly does not know how the man will react.

Our understanding of hybrid zones is dominated by examples of secondary contact that have not resulted in extinction of one or both parental species or reinforcement of reproductive isolation, since these are the situations most often identified in the wild.

Whilst such an assumption may provide significant mathematical convenience and be reasonably realistic in some situations, most often it is violated, and this requires the inclusion of the precise distribution of infectious periods in the model (Bailey 1954; Hope-Simpson 1952).

The diagnostic procedure consisted of an interview with parents on the current behavior and on developmental history of the child and observation of the child in a standardized, playful situation (most often the ADOS).

Under the new law, dogs seized from fighting situations -- most often pit bulls -- may now be individually evaluated to see if they might be adoptable.

This situation occurs most often when a mother is type O and her fetus is either type A or type B.

The event "prepare coffee" is the situation occurring most often in the kitchen and represents the activity that one or more of the employees come(s) into the kitchen, operate(s) the coffee machine, and leave(s) the kitchen again.

It should be noted that in the wild mouse population, due to the large number of alleles present at the MHC class I locus, the "normal" situation would most often be heterozygous expression of MHC class I. Quantitatively, this would correspond to "hemizygous" expression of each allele.

The tackle situation is most often associated with the high injury rates in rugby union.

In this situation the most often cited sample size recommendation is the rule of '10 events per variable' (EPV) which originated from two simulation studies [ 12, 13].

The practical situation is most often even worse than that, since the measurements are typically incomplete, noisy and sometimes dynamically not rich enough, that may introduce further obstacles to the structure/parameter estimation process [ 66, 89].