Sentence examples for European predominance from inspiring English sources
The fight for European predominance in Augmented Reality (AR) is a competitive one.
Classical KS corresponds to the original description (Kaposi, 1872), and predominantly affects elderly males, with a higher incidence in southern and eastern European countries, with a predominance among Jews and people of Mediterranean descent (Ziegler et al, 1988, Mackie, 1992; Franceschi and Geddes, 1995).
In addition, all four study groups described here were quite homogeneous in terms of self-reported skin color (a feature used as proxy for 'race' or ancestry background in Brazil) corroborating with previous population-based studies that demonstrate predominance of European genomes in this specific region.
One explanation for the unexpected predominance of European-type sequences in shantytown H. pylori assumed that pre-Columbian Amerindians were H. pylori-free [25].
The final data set included publications from all geographic regions; however, a predominance of European-led studies (64% of all titles) was observed.
This previously reported high case fatality 36 37 may reflect the predominance of Europeans travelling on package holidays, with low levels of use of chemoprophylaxis and little awareness of the risk of malaria on return.
Our survey of 25 Italian and twelve European taurine breeds confirmed the predominance of T mtDNAs in Europe, as expected.
An important source of downward wage rigidity in European countries is related to the predominance of indefinite-term contracts (Babecký et al. 2010).
The Korean authors had also noted the predominance of studies of European origin included in the Miedema and Vos [ 26] meta-analysis.
Type 1 diabetes is the only common autoimmune disease characterized by a male predominance in populations of European origin (ratio 1 7) (reviewed in [ 42]).
German ill travelers were overrepresented in our collective database because of the historical development of GeoSentinel and the predominance of Germans among European travelers.
