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The Sunni-ruled kingdom declared martial law in March and crushed weeks of antigovernment demonstrations by predominately Shiite protesters, who were demanding expanded political and economic power.
The polarization of communities is most evident in Baghdad, where the Shia are a clear majority in more than half of all neighborhoods and Sunni areas have become surrounded by predominately Shia districts.
Long-term rates of subaerial and episodic subglacial erosion by predominately cold-based ice cover are determined for tors on weathered plateaus on Cumberland Peninsula.
The combination of integration and aggressive recruiting tactics by predominately white schools have drained them of the monopoly on the best Black athletes they once enjoyed.
The host-species association of RV is thought to arise from rare historical jumps into new species, which are followed by predominately within-species transmission [ 4].
Studies investigating prescription databases [ 4– 6] have been successful in deriving medication data for large populations and over long periods of time by predominately extracting data from structured fields (such as drop down menus, or dedicated response boxes) [ 6].
Sonic or acoustic fatigue is induced by predominately-resonant response of structural components to radiated sound excitations, typically associated with, engines and aerodynamic boundary layers impinging on the structure.
The GI tract is almost entirely surrounded by musculature (predominately smooth muscle) and regulated by the enteric neural plexus.
A large proportion of men in the full cohort, 78.8%, were diagnosed by biopsy, either by trans-rectal ultrasound (TRUS) guided core needle biopsies or by surgery, predominately after transurethral resection of the prostate.
Soil moisture is driven by precipitation (predominately) and temperature (and perhaps winds).
Freedom boxes were given by cities, predominately those in Europe, as tributes to people who had performed a great service.
