Sentence examples for a predominant factor contributing from inspiring English sources

These similarities suggest that sequence differences between hERα and mERα are not likely a predominant factor contributing to discordance between YES-derived EEQs and Vtg/Chg induction in medaka for the suite of compounds examined in this study.

In the setting of the current obesity epidemic, however, Catalano and Hauguel-De Mouzon (2) have suggested that maternal adiposity, rather than glycemia, is likely now the predominant factor contributing to excessive fetal growth, a concept supported by recent analyses (23, 24).

Inferred from geometrical optics, the predominant factor contributing to TCA offsets in an LCA corrected imaging system are positional shifts of the pupil relative to the imaging beam (Fig. 1).

Collectively, these observations suggest that the inhibition of HER2 phosphorylation by AG825, resulting in cessation of the trans phosphorylation of HER3, and thus complete blockage of HER2 signalling through AKT, might be the predominant factor contributing to the reduction of BC T-ICs seen in SP and tumour repopulation assays.

Mosquitoes hunt using all of their senses, but smell is a predominant factor.

In fact, when G.M. announced the search, its chairman, Roger Smith, said the perks would not be a predominant factor.

Mr. Canon said it was now clear that the court's prohibition on using "race as a predominant factor means what it says".

Credit scores would be considered, though the agency said they would not be a predominant factor.

Erosion due to turbulence is a predominant factor in plant design for slurry handling.

Wheel tread condition is a predominant factor in noise emission of railway vehicles.

We show that these suprastructures are likely formed by molecular crowding which is a predominant factor in prokaryotic cells and enhances the weak lateral bonds between proto-filaments.