The phrase "dominant change" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a significant or influential change that has a strong impact on a situation or outcome. Example: The dominant change in the economy led to a shift in consumer behavior and purchasing patterns.
The dominant change is a westward drift of the azimuth of the dipole but at a rate much slower (0.08° per year) than the non-dipole component.
Urban expansion is the dominant change process.
The method was applied to generate an annual LCTS covering Canada spanning 2000 2011 that is consistent between years and can be used to identify dominant change transitions.
The dominant change in the spectra, for videos with aggregation, is in the location of the spectrum maximum α fmax) that represents complexity of the structure in the most frequent case.
In the abandonment stage, the pasture land-dwarf bamboo brush, dwarf bamboo brush-broadleaved forest, and broadleaved forest-conifer-broadleaved forest transitions covering about 18% of the landscape were the dominant change processes.
Results indicate that at room temperature, the dominant structure change is the transformation of folded-chain crystal lamellae (monoclinic α-form) to oriented mesomorphic phase; while at high temperatures (>60 °C); the dominant change is the transformation of amorphous phase to oriented folded-chain crystal lamellae.
Under the Atlantic Ocean, Central and East Europe, Central and East Asia, and West coast of the African continent, especially Gulf of Guinea, less dominant changes, marked by lower energy areas, show up.
No dominant changes were observed in the optical transmittance spectra after doping, except for the appearance of a slight adsorption around 500 nm by TCNQ molecules [27].
To reduce this overflow of false positives in next-generation sequencing (NGS) screens, we developed DOMINO, a tool assessing the likelihood for a gene to harbor dominant changes.
The fingerprint left on the landscape by some of the dominant changes found, such as urbanization and industrial expansion, is, as expected, low due to their proportion in the geographic regions under study, yet their magnitude of change and consistency reveal strong signals of change regarding the pressures acting in the system.
The most dominant changes are adaptive and protective and not proapoptotic.
