Sentence examples for defined predominantly from inspiring English sources

One was defined predominantly by submissiveness ("I don't have what it takes to be a good leader" or "I am easily downed in an argument").

Core competence, drawing upon the theory of Pralahad and Hamel (1990), may be defined predominantly as a collective learning process across the innovation system.

Good-deal bounds have been defined predominantly by constraints on the instantaneous Sharpe ratios in (any) extension of the financial market by additional derivatives' price processes, see Björk and Slinko (2006).

Currently EVs are defined predominantly by the techniques used for their isolation (flow cytometry, density gradient separation, differential centrifugation, size-exclusion chromatography, immunoaffinity isolation, polymer precipitation and others) as they affect the size and density of the isolates.

In such a scenario one would expect the learning of the temporal-spatial sequences to be defined predominantly with respect to the evaluating conditions for the choice, the reward following the correct choice, and the fact that positions closer to the evaluating signal may have a greater impact on memory.

Perfectionism has been defined predominantly as a multidimensional construct [ 13, 14].

These data further highlight the important role that VRC plays both in adult and pediatric progression, and demonstrate that HLA-independent factors, yet to be fully defined, are predominantly responsible for pediatric non-progression.

As the important requirements for fuel cell catalysts are high mass activity, low overpotentials and high stability, our investigation demonstrates that all these conditions are met by the catalysts containing small gold particles defined by predominantly Au(110) facets.

Typical chest X-ray findings early in the course of combined pulmonary and osteal infection consist of multiple poorly defined densities predominantly in the peripheral and inferior segments of the lung.

In defined - predominantly haematological - tumour entities, HDACi have already passed the stage of experimental research and been investigated clinically [ 17].

Diffuse HCC lesions are defined as predominantly irregular or lobular lesions without a capsule [ 21].