Sentence examples for the most common specific from inspiring English sources

Depression is the most common specific chronic illness among children in detention, the IHMS data shows, and those under 18 have, by far, the highest rates of mental health presentations in detention of any age group.

Constipation was the most common specific diagnosis, the cause of the pain in more than a quarter of the children who had any diagnosis made.

Papules, clearly appreciable on Fig. 21b, represent the most common "specific" cutaneous manifestation of sarcoidosis: they may occur anywhere.

Despite the growth of digital money, cash remained the most common specific payment method among shoppers and businesses in 2014.

The most common specific ad sizes were medium rectangles (300 x 250 in dimension) at 18.6percentt, leaderboards (728 x 90) at 18.3 percent, and buttons (120 x 90) at 14.7percentt.

Papule (Fig. 21b) is the most common specific cutaneous lesion of sarcoidosis: although the face is the main location, it may occur anywhere and may be of various colours.

The objective of the present study was to assess the effect of water disinfection by-products on the risk of most common specific birth defects.

We compared the risk of eleven most common specific defects in four disinfection by-product exposure categories based on the levels of total trihalomethanes (TTHMs) representing high (TTHMs 20+ μg/L), medium (TTHMs 10 19 μg/L), low exposure (TTHMs 5 9 μg/L), and 0 4 μg/L as the reference category.

Most common specific side effects of capecitabine are hand-foot syndrome and stomatitis.

Using linear programming, least cost broiler diets were formulated for each region, using the most common genotype specific to each region.

It is intended to be a general tool, able to work with a large category of real processes and to provide support for the most common and specific laboratory experiments in the field of control engineering.