The phrase "a predominant finding of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the main or most significant result of a study, research, or analysis.
Example: "The research revealed a predominant finding of a strong correlation between exercise and mental health improvement."
Alternatives: "a key result of" or "a major conclusion of".
The high mean total score on team work and safety climate in the more experienced group of midwives is a predominant finding for the maternity units of Cyprus.
Heterophils were not a predominant finding and when present were lightly scattered through the regions of necrosis.
*Self performance in activities of daily living The predominant finding of this study is that an educational programme for nurses combined with a nurse specialist does not decrease the use of physical restraints in psycho-geriatric nursing home residents in the short term.
The predominant finding of the present study is that the RNMT N-terminal domain is required for the recruitment of RNMT RAM to transcription initiation sites.
Blockade of sympathetic activity using guanethidine, which targets peripheral adrenergic neurons, prevented heightened aconitine-induced arrhythmia, which seems to confirm the predominant finding of exposure-related enhancement of sympathetic tone in both humans and animals.
Mycolactone-negative strains of MU survive better inside J774 macrophages (Adusumilli et al., 2005), and wild-type infected macrophages eventually succumb to mycolactone's cytotoxic effects leading to the predominant finding of MU in tissue as extracellular clusters of bacilli.
The predominant finding of interstitial lung disease on pathology and presence of similar materials in most of the mineralogic samples including CNT and platy silicates suggests that WTC exposure may have contributed to the development of lung disease.
To suggest causal inference from amphiboles found in the lung parenchyma while ignoring the predominant finding of chrysotile in the pleura, where mesotheliomas occur, seems scientifically questionable (Stayner et al, 1996).
Also, male predominant findings of bile duct hyperplasia with increasing incidence with age were observed.
The results on iron status were encouraging since moderate to high levels of anaemia have long been one of the predominant findings of nutrition surveys among children in Malaysia [ 20, 21].
