"This touches predominantly on key stage two, but then goes in to key stage three.
To address the 5G design target, the information theory suggests that there are predominantly three key approaches to achieving the several orders of magnitude increase in system capacity: ultra-dense networks (UDN), large quantities of new bandwidth, and high spectrum efficiency.
Relevant publications presenting data on sipuleucel-T treatment, predominantly from key clinical trials, were identified.
"Pleasant" is not perhaps the word Grieg would have chosen for brooding and predominantly minor-key works.
Predominantly, EMT is a key process in normal embryonic development by which epithelial cells acquire a fibroblastoid morphology, accompanied by the loss of epithelial and gain of mesenchymal markers (Hay, 1995; Thiery and Chopin, 1999; Thiery, 2003).
The book criticizes the so-called Merchants of Doubt, some predominantly American science key players, above all Bill Nierenberg, Fred Seitz, and Fred Singer.
Information is predominantly included as key bullet points which are easy to rapidly scan when seeking particular items.
In her stillness, she seems to make the world revolve around her. Evora was the first world-music artist to appear in the Music Center's acclaimed new concert hall, which warmly accommodated her low-key, predominantly acoustic sound.
A number of "key individuals, predominantly men of Pakistani heritage... are encouraging and promoting certain Islamic principles in schools in the Birmingham area, and the evidence suggests a pattern of these individuals moving between schools in the area".
The items in the GeDI about key concepts predominantly focus on how genetic drift works and the effect that it has on a population.
The Alvars and Nayanars, who were predominantly Tamils, played a key role in the renaissance of Bhakti tradition in India.
