Many young girls and women have a subtype called predominantly inattentive ADHD (they may seem flighty but aren't hyperactive), which might not raise a red flag with teachers or parents.
MIT-NGS consistently produced the higher resolution non-ambiguous HLA allele calls, predominantly due to sequence coverage of all polymorphic positions in regions not restricted to the PBR.
In addition, some parental resistance to the HPV vaccine due to connections with sexual behaviour were reported [ 46, 47]: " We had quite a few phone calls, predominantly from [ Asian] mothers, they were very concerned that by them okaying the needle, that was giving the daughters the green light to go and become sexually active" [Teacher, Australia] [ 47].
But by then, Chrysler's products were so dated that company executives used to call their predominantly middle-aged blue-collar customers Pods poor old dumb sods.Robert Eaton, who took over Mr Iacocca's job, knew that Chrysler could not survive on its own.
However, it was expected that flat 50-kHz signals might also induce approach behavior, since it was shown that flat calls are predominantly emitted after separation from the cage mate, suggesting that this call serves as a contact call [40], [43].
These calls were predominantly not intended for NHS 111 but were from people calling their general practice in the morning to make an appointment with their GP before the out-of-hours rerouting mechanism was switched off.
Across all hybrid types, breeding systems and localities, P. esculentus calls are predominantly shaped by the influence of the lessonae-genome (L) when it comes to the expression of advertisement call characteristics.
One group appeared to have what the researchers called a "predominantly genetic type" of dyslexia.
Can it still be called that? "Predominantly British owned is what I just said," he says, laughing at his omission.
Lehmann's debut Test series as Australia's coach and an Australian selector was chock full of judgement calls made predominantly by himself and Rod Marsh, the selector on duty.
The All England Club had asked him to change them, saying the orange-soled ones he wore during the first round violated the club's dress code calling for predominantly white attire.
