The phrase "are predominately present" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the dominant or main presence of something in a particular context or situation.
Example: "In the study, certain species are predominately present in the wetlands, indicating a healthy ecosystem."
Alternatives: "are mainly found" or "are primarily present".
Together, our findings provide evidence that microstructural neuropathological abnormalities in schizophrenia are predominately present in prefrontal areas of the cortex and are associated with alterations in structural connectome architecture at the whole brain network level.
However, fungal endomannanases are predominately present in GH5.
In Archaea, introns are predominately present in stems 6.3.
Large-scale analysis of the grape AF revealed that stress-related proteins and cell wall modifying enzymes are predominately present in this cellular compartment.
Figure 4 illustrates that although the annotated 494 nsSNPs are found in various sequence regions, they are predominately present in transmembrane and protein domains.
As the results of this paper are predominately presented by food category (see below) the effect of this weighting should be minimised, because energy density of foods within food categories is more homogeneous than between food categories.
Similarly, cholesterol is predominately present in the cell membrane at the level of 90%% of the total cholesterol level in cell extract [19].
Viral antigen was predominately present in cells around the site of injection in the caudate putamen and in ependymal cells lining the ventricles.
Six OTUs belonging to Actinobacillus spp. were predominately present in the IN group, including Actinobacillus minor, A. porcinus strains H1498/H1215 and A. rossii strain JF1390.
The genes which are associated with this, and other autoimmune diseases, are predominately expressed in antigen presenting cells and T cells, and there is a marked T cell activation gene expression pattern in MS whole blood [15] [17].
Taken together, these studies suggest another interesting interpretation of CD24 and CD44 as markers of breast cancer cells; perhaps CD44+ cells are predominately basal-like and therefore are present in poor prognosis basal-like tumors, whereas CD24+ cells are luminal-like and therefore present in more differentiated luminal-type cancers.
