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The depression at higher dosage is explicable based on predominance change of copper with increasing concentration in the pulp.

The most common findings on visual analysis of EEG patterns are slowing of brain electrical activity based on predominance of delta and theta rhythms and decrease or absence of alpha rhythm.

It has been proposed that the intestinal microbiota of most humans can be categorized into three enterotypes based on predominance of different bacterial groups, Bacteroides, Prevotella or Ruminococcus[ 11].

If the Cold War was a bipolar era based on the predominance of the United States and the Soviet Union, international governance now consists of a multipolar regionalism, albeit perhaps in the context of U.S. dominance.

One important link with earlier debates is provided by the contrast between views of international justice based on the predominance of sovereign nation-states and more cosmopolitan views that insist upon limiting national sovereignty or even envisage its disappearance.

A clear group narrative is created by constraining the Bayesian prior to group survey respondents based on the predominance of a single apposing transport behaviour, while a detailed insight into the behavioural complexity of each group is achieved using regression on multiple additional survey questions.

The first is at Nob End, a 21.7 acre site which has been designated because of its biological interest, based on the predominance of flora typical of limestone grassland including some nationally rare herbs and orchids.

Based on the predominance of disorders involving tau neuropathology, it is recognized as the most commonly associated misfolded protein in human neurodegenerative diseases (Table  1).

Farm areas (referred to as D-1 through D-4) were classified based on a predominance of dispersed households, mainly small family farms, located in a rural locality.

The diagnosis of anaplastic ependymoma was made based on a predominance of a hypercellular, less well-differentiated component, together with increased mitotic activity (Burger, 1994).

111 The absence of a strong organisational culture favouring family work may be influenced by traditional paradigms based on the predominance of biological models of mental illness, which tend to minimise the focus on the individual's social context.