Sentence examples for a preponderance of type from inspiring English sources

Few patients (n = 8137; 3.9%) were medicated with insulin alone (with no history of oral antidiabetes medications), consistent with a preponderance of Type 2 diabetes mellitus in this age group.

In paraspinal muscles, the fiber type ratio varied among the fascicles more considerably than in the deltoid muscles and more frequently showed a preponderance of type-1 fibers.

In CSF samples from patients with childhood onset of obsessive compulsive disorder, ADHD and schizophrenia there was a skew towards type-1 interleukins in the former, a preponderance of type-2 in the latter disorders with values from the ADHD patients being intermediate [ 29].

Mixed infection samples (i.e., low-level HBV chronic infections) that contain a preponderance of wild-type HBsAg present a challenge to immunoassay sensitivity, not epitope recognition.

These powerful techniques can detect trace mutant sequences in clinical samples with a preponderance of wild-type virus, while conventional DNA sequencing cannot (7 ).

Morphologically, the tumours were of epithelial and mesenchymal type with a preponderance of the former type.

There is a preponderance of two-allele types (96.2%), as expected for the bulk of bi-allelic SNP markers.

It is believed that PCCs release a preponderance of exosomes over any other type of vesicles.

"New York Up Early" sends her to Prairie City -- located in "a more or less rectangular-shaped state... dogged neither by oppressive Pentecostal leanings nor a preponderance of Teva-shod rafting guide types... neither in the Bible Belt nor the Rocky Mountains" -- where women are reputedly using meth in an effort to lose weight and muster the energy to clean the house.

It has been hypothesised that domain architecture in all branches of life tends to gain in complexity over time, with a preponderance of fusion events over other types of rearrangements [ 10, 34].

The forests of the region are known to be evergreen type with a preponderance of deciduous species with a levelled distribution.