The phrase "a predominance of changes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there are more changes than stability or consistency in a particular context.
Example: "The report highlighted a predominance of changes in the company's policies over the past year."
Alternatives: "a majority of changes" or "a prevalence of changes".
Such a predominance of non-synonymous changes suggests that isolate 08-5923 was under strong positive selection for functional divergence rather than purifying selection (wherein synonymous exceed non-synonymous mutation rates).
The comparison of base pair changes indicated a predominance of particular base pair changes at a codon (for example, C-->T and G-->A changes at Codon 248) and their association with specific cancers (C-->T changes with colorectal cancer and G-->A changes with both colorectal and breast cancers at codon 248).
With continued growth, mainly of the extracanalicular component, histology changes to a predominance of Antoni type B cells and cystic regression and necrosis will cause a cystic appearance of the tumour.
Repeat number in EST-SSRs is usually low and a predominance of trinucleotide motifs is explained by changes in other common motif lengths causing frame shifts disrupting coding sequence [ 3, 55].
However, in the 1970s substance use patterns in Sweden changed from a predominance of amphetamine abuse to include the abuse of opiates as well as other substances [ 2].
Additionally, rice also showed a predominance of root over leaf in Under, Over, and Change GO terms.
There seemed at first to be a predominance of fathers with sons, but lately the mix has changed to include fathers with daughters as well.
Bronchospasms are continuous in patients with cervical SCI due to autonomic changes in the acute phase, with a predominance of vagus nerve tone.
We also find that the number of changes in precipitation extremes was modest, which is somewhat surprising as our previous work showed a predominance of increases in precipitation extremes in major US urban areas," said lead research author Vimal Mishra from the Indian Institute of Technology Gandhinagar.
Blocking protein secretion rapidly and reversibly changes the subunit composition of N-methyl-D-aspartate glutamate receptors (NMDARs) to a predominance of NR2B-containing NMDARs.
