Sentence examples for I predominantly from inspiring English sources

Although all interactions in a molecule are electrostatic in their origin, the whole electrostatic field surrounding the molecule can be broken down into four types of interactions, or fields, which correspond to (i) predominantly hydrophobic interactions, (ii) van der Waals attraction forces, or electrostatic fields dominated by (iii) electropositive or (iv) electronegative atoms or ions.

With the data from Table 2 on the oldest protein folds, it seems feasible to reconstruct the initial biochemistry by identifying the metabolic pathways that (i) predominantly involve Zn- and Mn-dependent, but not Fe-dependent enzymes and (ii) use proteins with the oldest folds.

I don't practice criminal law, instead I predominantly act for bereaved families at inquests following deaths in police and prison custody.

Morag Kersel: I predominantly work in Jordan, Israel, and Palestine.

They should be included, considering I predominantly work with zero to two's and they fit under the term infant, babies and toddlers.

The current DSM-5 diagnostic criteria feature three forms of presentation: ADHD/I (predominantly inattentive), ADHD/H (hyperactive and impulsive), and ADHD/C (combined), each with different specific difficulties and responses to treatment (Grizenko, Paci, & Joober, 2010).

Phobias 2 8.4 4 17.3 PTSD 1 4.2 0 0 Epilepsy 1 4.2 0 0 No comorbidity 11 45.8 9 39.1 Use of medication 4 16.7 4 17.4 ADHD-I predominantly of the inattentive type, ADHD-HI predominantly of the hyperactive/impulsive type, ADHD-C combined type, ODD opposition defiant disorder, CD conduct disorders, GAD generalized anxiety disorder, SAD separation anxiety disorder; PTSD post-traumatic stress disorder.

IGF-I, predominantly synthesized in the liver upon stimulation by growth hormone (GH), is usually bound to IGF-binding protein 3 (IGFBP-3) in circulation (1).

Blood levels of IGF-I and prolactin have also been found to be associated with risk for breast cancer, IGF-I predominantly in premenopausal women, and prolactin in both premenopausal and postmenopausal women [ 56, 57].

Or as Mrs. Schundler sees it: "I think predominantly I agree with Bret on most issues.

"I think predominantly I am a right-back," he said.