Sentence examples for differences between the predominantly from inspiring English sources

Largely, this was due to the ethno-cultural differences between the predominantly Jewish State apparatus, which sought to pursue its planning interests with limited participation or buy-in from the indigenous Bedouin population.

An explanation of this incongruence might be in the differences between the predominantly circulating lineages of the UK and Belgium; these may differentially evolve and/or be under dissimilar structural or immunologic constraints.

The differences between the experiments predominantly concerned the precise timing of stimuli and the kind of perceptual judgment observers were asked to report.

A major characteristic of these classical MHCI molecules is the immense polymorphism (differences between alleles) predominantly mapping to the two distal domains i.e. the alpha 1 and alpha 2 domains.

In summary, the results of the comparison of a blocked presentation of erotic stimuli vs. neutral stimuli compared to an event-related presentation suggest that the activation differences between the design types result predominantly from changes (either increase or decrease) in the BOLD characteristics in response to visual erotic stimulation in the blocked design.

On the other hand, the discrepancy may be explained by morphological differences between the labial salivary glands, which predominantly consist of mucous acini and have a very short duct system, and the parotid glands, which comprise serous acini and have long duct system.

A negative IIN index for a system predicts that differences between communities predominantly reflect transient variation at that observational scale and a positive index predicts observed differences reflect intrinsic properties of the system.

These results have to be validated and further explored, but if there are such fundamental differences between tumors predominantly with angiogenesis versus co-optioned blood supply this may have major impact on targeted therapy strategies.

Moreover, there may be genetic differences between the mainly Caucasian population in Sweden and the predominantly Asian population in Singapore.

Cartographic maps of the head did not reveal significant differences between patients with predominantly unilateral migraine (either left or right side dominant) and bilateral migraine (all, P>0.494).

Differences between the studies may be attributable to differences between peat and predominantly eucalypt smoke exposure.