Sentence examples for was most often made from inspiring English sources

Correct diagnosis was most often made by hematologists/oncologists (34.1%).

This challenge was most often made several years after the diagnosis, not to confirm this one but to check if the gluten sensitivity was always there.

These decisions are most often made without the benefit of a clear, written advance medical directive.

Drum cylinders are most often made up of two symmetrical groups printing one side after the other.

These meals are most often made for corporate affairs; the cost and the time it takes to serve 10 courses are a turnoff to the family crowd.

Discontinuous fibres are most often made in a rotary process, in which fine streams of glass are flung outward through holes in a spinning dish and are then broken and blown downward by a blast of air or steam.

But for cyclists, the study found, injuries spiked from noon to 3 p.m. and outpaced pedestrian injuries from 6 p.m. to midnight — times when food deliveries are most often made.

Fortunately, the northern Rhone is well equipped with what might be called entry-level appellations: Crozes-Hermitage, St.-Joseph and the occasional Côtes du Rhône, which is most often made with a blend of grapes but sometimes is strictly syrah, as with Éric Texier's Brézème.

Instead, the call is most often made with the two significant elements of the play — the ball in the fielder's glove and the runner's foot on the base — at some distance from each other, far enough apart that the umpire cannot keep both in his line of vision.

Most products are designed to tear open woven fabrics, which are most often made of polyamide.

The classification on whether the case was a suicide or accident is most often made by the police or a coroner.