Sentence examples for confer the majority of from inspiring English sources
A single point mutation, F98Y, has been shown biochemically to confer the majority of this resistance to TMP.
Accumulation of abdominal fat, particularly in the visceral compartment, may confer the majority of obesity-associated health risks (2).
In addition, results presented in the present study suggest that although domain 2 may confer the majority of the boundary specificity, an inter-domain interaction within HNV NS6 influences cleavage at specific NS boundaries.
Given the data generated from this study, we hypothesise that the increased copy number burden observed in SLI occurs via a 'common disease common variant' model in which certain combinations of common CNV events confer the majority of CNV-based risk.
These reports have essentially ruled out the likelihood of a few common variants conferring the majority of SZ heritability.
Enterobacteriaceae have become increasingly resistant, especially due to the acquisition and spread of extended-spectrum beta-lactamases (ESBLs), which confer resistance to the majority of beta-lactams.
To confer protection on the majority of the population of consumers, the intake at a high percentile of the distribution across consumers should be used to calculate exposure.
These data indicate that merely slowing down the cell cycle was not sufficient to confer suppression of the majority of these TS mutants, but they do suggest that the spc105 -15 and tub4 -Y445D mutants could partially benefit from the reduction of growth rate.
VIM-2 confers resistance to the majority of β-lactams and is associated with other gene cassettes coding for enzymes that inactivate aminoglycosides.
Pathogen-associated molecular pattern-triggered immunity involves activation of a mitogen-associated protein kinase cascade and WRKY transcription factors (TFs), conferring resistance to the majority of potential pathogens.
It is entirely possible for the majority to confer the rule of the community on a king and his heirs, or a group of oligarchs or on a democratic assembly.
