Sentence examples for concern predominantly from inspiring English sources

The gender differences here outlined concern predominantly the innate mechanisms of immunity.

This confinement would concern predominantly the terminal segments of the lipid chains in the uncondensed monolayer.

Depression is a major health concern, predominantly treated by general practitioners (GPs).

As an Iranian housewife concerned predominantly with her children and their wellbeing she had never shown much interest in politics.

A range of more recent surveys, concerning predominantly homosexual behaviour as well as same-gender sexual contact in adulthood, have yielded results that are both higher and lower than those identified by Kinsey.

Analysts have sought to characterise this as a move from a unified al-Qaida leadership to a phenomenon defined by an array of regional jihadist groups, concerned predominantly with local agendas but subscribing to varying degrees to at least the principle of a broader global jihadist agenda.

This concerns predominantly women, and prevalence increases with age [ 2].

Whether in favour of using patient decision aids or viewing them as too much of a "faff," practitioners concerns predominantly centred around their own practice.

Self-report of ability to perform the activities concerned predominantly with lower limb mobility was strongly related to the ability to complete and the time taken to complete the timed up and go test (Table 4) thus validating the self-reports.

'Health services' and 'health care' are predominantly concerned with treatment and care of disease or injury, and the adjective 'health' is used instead of 'medical' partly to reflect the team of staff beyond medical doctors.

The region has more immediate and significant challenges to face – productivity stagnation and increased inequality (Denmark), a slumping oil price (Norway) and an ageing population (Sweden) – but anti-immigration parties across the region have skilfully exploited the concerns of predominantly lower-income groups to reap huge dividends in the polls.