Sentence examples for a predominant topic from inspiring English sources

Not surprisingly, marriage was a predominant topic during the cocktail hour.

And because of phytoplankton and zooplankton universal existence and importance, understanding of the dynamical behaviors of interacting species will continue to be a predominant topic.

Confidentiality was a predominant topic among STI providers as they viewed the privacy needs of youth as being much different from those seeking services in other areas of health care.

Although the question of whether Spinoza was a necessitarian is the predominant topic of discussion in the recent secondary literature on Spinoza's modal views, Spinoza also sketches interesting accounts of the nature of modality (3) and the ground of modality (4) that shed fresh light on his modal commitments.

When the conversation turns to politics, the predominant topic is a surprise to American ears: the conspiracy between the United States and the Muslim Brotherhood to destroy Egypt.

In an assessment of scientific output in public health and epidemiology in Africa, in the period 1991 2010, HIV/AIDS infection was the predominant topic (11.3%%) while malaria accounted for 8.6%% and tuberculosis for 7.1 % [ 16].

Finalizing this year's meeting at in October, the organizing committee plans to elaborate and disseminate a document with the predominant topics discussed during the meeting and the round table: "Chilean Science: An attractive pole for international collaboration?" including the perspective the community abroad has about the situation in Chile.

Among the predominant topics treated in the literature, we focus on two different, but related problem classes.

I focus also on predominant topics in poplar ECM research, such as diversity and specificity of ECM strains, nitrogen acquisition, transgenic poplar research and stress response.

The predominant topics and strategies in each country reflected problematic aspects of their health systems and current policies to address these.

However, the need for continuity of quality care remains a predominant frustration.