Sentence examples for are predominately from from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, in majority of the CNV studies in ASD, the subjects are predominately from Caucasian ancestry.

This may be because the studies identified are predominately from the USA.

The populations are predominately from six level III ecoregions (Omernik 1987): central Basin and Range, northern Basin and Range, Blue Mountains, Columbia Plateau, Eastern Cascades Slopes and Foothills, and Snake River Plain.

The reason for this is that the dataset does not fulfill the criteria of a test population proposed by van Belkum et al. (2007) [ 53], as isolates are predominately from outbreaks in cultured populations of cod with potential epizootic connections.

The study population of persons living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA) was derived from the semi-urban and urban areas of Entebbe district who are better endowed socio-economically when compared with the general population of PLWHA in Uganda who are predominately from poor peasant agricultural backgrounds.

Mr. Bush's constituency is predominately from his party's conservative wing, according to the surveys of voters, conducted by a consortium of the television networks and The Associated Press.

At the lower concentration (1.5%), release is predominately from unmyelinated sensory afferent nerve terminals, while at the higher concentration (5%), unmyelinated afferent nerve terminals are involved in the early phase, while sympathetic postganglionic nerve terminals are involved in the later phase.

Gene assemblies (32 contigs) from one microbiome sample were predominately from the Bacteroidetes, and seven of these showed sequence similarity to transposases, whereas the remaining sequences were most similar to those from catabolic gene families.

Furthermore, during the study period, hospital relocation was predominately from the study group.

In contrast, those with HIV were mostly of black race and were predominately from the southern United States.

In this and other experiments, children were predominately from lower- to middle-class backgrounds and of Caucasian origin.