But we did not find any significant results that the inclusion of a majority-of-minority condition resulted in higher premiums.
The number of deposits in epileptic animals varied from 1 to 100 and a relative majority of inclusions were detected in the area of the Dentate Gyrus and in the multiform hippocampal layer.
Citing a variety of media-driven polls that tend to show a majority of Americans supporting the inclusion of both creationism and evolution in the public schools, he comments, 'These figures suggest that antievolutionists should be able to dominate the fight' (p. 117).
As the population of high school graduates moves towards a majority of students of color, the inclusion of the cultural and artistic phenomenon of hip-hop, an art form birthed out of the Bronx, NY by African-American youth, is essential.
If a majority of countries do not endorse the inclusion of Saudi Arabia--or any other country or territory--on this list, then it can be removed.
Earlier sampling, and inclusion of a majority of lambs, would have increased the probability of detecting STEC from the sheep herd.
It is not clear whether and how the inclusion of a majority of ever smokers affected our results, but some research suggests that religiousness and spirituality may protect against smoking [ 23, 24].
Second, this difference might be due to the inclusion of a majority of cases receiving adjuvant chemotherapy in our study (all patients in the PORT group and 85% in the non-PORT group received POCT).
Our study has several limitations: (1) the small size that only allows generating hypotheses, (2) the inclusion of a majority of patients with breast cancer and sarcoma, (3) data obtained from a single institution, and (4) the retrospective nature of this study.
A majority of patients were free from non-inclusion criteria in 1992, while 65.4% experienced at least one exclusion criterion in 2008.
