Sentence examples for the most common observations from inspiring English sources

Among the cleft patients the most common observations are class III malocclusions, while it is observed in healthy individuals only in 10% of cases (Tables 1 and 2).

Loss of imprinting of the Igf2 gene is one of the most common observations in cancers [33].

One of the most common observations in cell death assays is that not all cells die at the same time, or at the same treatment dose.

In a group of girls without any birth defects, as in a group of boys, the most common observation is distal malocclusions (observed in almost 50% of girls).

Among the wealthy contributors and liberal activists who have met Warner recently, the most common observation is that he genuinely listens.

Regarding the recent video, the most common observation on Twitter and Facebook was that the victim (whose "crime", still unknown, may have been the wearing of trousers) would never have been flogged so publicly if had she been of a higher class or with some connections to intercede on her behalf.

PERHAPS the most common observation at the annual meeting last week in New York of the World Economic Forum, that feast of self-congratulation by the business and political elite, was that most businessmen are gloomier about America's economic prospects than most economists are.

The most common observation in WiFi positioning solutions is RSSI, which is an indication of a power level received by an antenna.

Normal incidence travel-time shifts characterized by "R-factors" (e.g., Hatchell and Bourne 2005; He et al. 2016b) have been the most common observation used to do so.

In general, medial prefrontal activation is the most common observation in emotional activation studies [42] and may be related to flexible physiological adjustments in (socially) relevant situations [43], as well as to the integration of sensory and cognitive information in order to adjust physiological activity [44].

In all of the examined groups Angle and canine class I are the most common observation.