Sentence examples for dominance finding from inspiring English sources

Romanian Halep was helpless to stop Cibulkova's dominance, finding herself continually pushed back behind the baseline.

It was her good fortune that in the late 60s the British music industry was shaking off US corporate dominance and finding its own identity with new, independent labels recording home-grown talent.

Numerical analysis of the extended EMMS model suggests that gas and particles tend to achieve a compromise of flow dominance by gas finding the way with less resistance and particles clustering.

Although their best-fitting model included contrast effects instead of genetic dominance, our finding of both common and specific genetic influences on the questionnaire and interview data on ADHD is supported by their results.

Densely connected graphs create a low level dominance tree that makes finding the optimal solution challenging.

Another study also confirmed M2 phenotype dominance of microglia/macrophages by finding Iba1+/CD206+ expression at 24 h after stroke in the ischemic core; the expression was highest at 5 days after insult, decreasing after 14 days [ 41].

"Amazon has already achieved dominance with e-books, but finding a niche with its tablet to boost all of its content services is going to be a challenge".

Second, our finding that genetic dominance explains part of the variance in adult intelligence is interesting in the context of the well-known increase in heritability of intelligence over age.

None of the variations tested resulted in parenteral glutamine supplementation losing its dominance over standard PN regimens, finding the study to be robust and reliable – that on average PN regimens supplemented with glutamine are cost saving compared with standard PN regimens.

In studies finding long-term dominance of invasives in inundated areas, the success of invasives may be due to a superior ability to colonize disturbed, post-inundation habitats (Barden 1987; Collinge et al. 2011) or a superior ability to compete under either inundated or non-inundated conditions (Taylor and Ganf 2005; Schooler et al. 2010).

Optimal solutions to the problem can be obtained from finding non-dominated paths, which are defined based on first-order stochastic dominance.