The phrase "comprehensive dominance" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
"Comprehensive dominance" is a term used in genetics to describe the phenomenon where one allele (form of a gene) completely masks the effects of another allele in the same gene pair. This results in the phenotype (observable traits) of the dominant allele being expressed in the individual. Example: In Mendelian genetics, the inheritance of blood type is an example of comprehensive dominance, where the dominant allele A completely masks the expression of the recessive allele O, resulting in individuals with either blood type A or AB.
In education, the government wants to go farther than Mr Blair in challenging the dominance of comprehensive schools.
So comprehensive is France's cultural dominance over this cyberspace outpost that other countries are having their own history written for them — in French, of course.
The study is the first comprehensive analysis of how the dominance of the financial services sector has affected different demographic groups in the U.S. "The results were startling," says Giuseppe Fontana, professor of monetary economics at Leeds University.
They also provide a comprehensive perspective that would link dominance (through cephalic crest development), learning and sexual selection.
Compared with the previous version of RKD, RKD 2.0 enables more effective estimations of functional redundancy or dominance because it uses comprehensive expression profiles rather than individual profiles.
This study provides the first comprehensive chemical and molecular analysis of reproductive dominance in paper wasps.
Having won their 44th league title back in April, complacency seems to be the only problem Lennon's side face when they bid to extend their dominance in Scottish football and win a comprehensive 36th Scottish Cup.
Therefore, it is concluded that the adsorption of P1 and P2 is neither totally physical nor chemical but complex comprehensive kind of adsorption involving both with a slight dominance of chemisorption.
In Child Protection which sees the same dominance of non-governmental service providers, a comprehensive mapping of Child Protection stakeholders is underway, as part of the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) regional exercise.
But while one-off rulemaking can treat symptoms, our passenger aviation system will continue to fall far short of its full potential until Washington commits to a comprehensive treatment plan for the root cause of the problem: the dominance of a few big airlines, which has led to a steady decline in connectivity and consumer choices.
