Sentence examples for Global predominance from inspiring English sources
We have previously shown that patients infected with norovirus genogroup GII have at least 100-fold higher fecal viral concentrations than those infected with genogroup GI (5 ), which may help explain the former's global predominance (6, 7 ).
Of course, Nixon's prediction about the end of U.S. global predominance was premature.
The United States won its global predominance in a short period, but based on a long haul of industrial development, productivity gain and fiscal prudence.
The "datafication" of every aspect of human social, political, and economic activity is now the means to global predominance.
Many "Europeans" came to believe that beneath their many formidable differences there was a foundational commonality through shared raciality and other constitutive virtues that was definitive of their anthropological and historical superiority as harbingers of a theologically and philosophically sanctioned destiny to achieve global predominance.
Early global predominance of clade 7 has been previously noted [9].
The predominant bases at the poly(A) tail attachment position and the poly(A) tail starting position from these two studies are essentially the same, but maize and human switched from UA predominance [ 32] to CA predominance (this study), although the CA and UA frequencies were still very similar in this study.
There is resentment of US predominance.
"China has become rich beyond its dreams precisely because of US predominance in Asia and its military security umbrella, which has mostly kept the peace since 1975," explains BBC journalist Humphrey Hawksley in Asian Waters.
Results obtained in this work show that Spanish-style green Manzanilla cv. can be fermented in diverse mixtures of chloride salts, albeit the initial CaCl2 should be limited to 20 30 g/L to prevent excessive Enterobacteriaceae growth; combining it with a similar proportion of KCl may also improve LAB predominance.
The authors showed successful classification (96%) with dissociation between typical (i.e., left hemisphere predominance) and atypical patterns of lateralization.
