Sentence examples for a predominant use from inspiring English sources
One of London's most vital stages is in the hands of people who write like this: "We have now concluded that a predominant use of contemporary sound and lighting technology will not enable us to optimise further experimentation in our unique theatre spaces and the playing conditions which they offer".
The Mesopotamian, or Mosul, style, which flourished from the early part of the 13th century, is characterized by a predominant use of figures of men and animals and by the lavish use of silver inlay.
Concerning the pink flowers, the MA-XRF results likely outline a predominant use of Vermilion and lead white.
The more recent literature is closer to our experience with a predominant use of 6 months of treatment with four drugs [6].
The present experiments were designed to extend these findings by examining whether exposure to a putatively ethologically valid stressor would also produce a predominant use of response learning.
This sub-strategy was the main strategy with a frequency of about 35% in the gaze-study, whereas our results show a predominant use of the 'high-memory' sub-strategy in all experimental conditions (between 50% and 80%) and only a negligible proportion of the 'just-in-time' processing strategy (less than 2%).
In interdisciplinary studies in the health field, the health sciences very often play a predominant role, using a few experts in social sciences in a very instrumental and perfunctory way [ 41, 42].
As a similar predominant use of TRBV10-3 has been observed in the 3 analyzed BZLF154 64/B*3501-sorted T cell lines BZLF154 64/B*3501-sortedross-reacTivity to cell602, it woulines of interest to characterize the CDR3 sequences in order to determine if a minor difference in TCR sequence influence the allo-cross-reactivity with HLA-Cw*0602.
As a consequence of the predominant use of anti-RAS versus other drugs, only a mild decline of BP values from the referral visit was observed.
This demonstrates a maintained shift from predominant use of opioid and non-opioid analgesics in the late 1990's to use of tricyclic antidepressants and antiepileptics, with initiation of these therapies now evident in primary, rather than secondary, care.
Although many VOCs have multiple uses, each compound was placed in a group representing the predominant use (or origin) of the compound; these include fumigants, gasoline hydrocarbons, gasoline oxygenates, organic synthesis compounds (VOCs used in the formation of other organic compounds), refrigerants, solvents, and trihalomethanes (THMs, disinfection by-products).
