Sentence examples for dominant existence from inspiring English sources

XPS spectrum of C1s located at 284.77 eV can be corresponded to carbon-containing species on the surface, which is the dominant existence form (Fig. 4a).

It is very interesting that the dominant existence of specific lactic acid bacterium was observed on the women and specially for young age women, regardless of their jobs, which could be further utilized for isolating other specific purpose bacterium from human body.

On the other hand, the dual displacement loop model [ 3] very well explains these symmetric A → G gradient trends, suggesting its pre-dominant existence as the mechanism of replication.

The results revealed that the dominant phosphorus existence types at near the inlet of the CW were non-apatite phosphorus (59%) and residual phosphorus (32%) suggesting that most of the particles of the influent are made up of inorganic materials and dead cells.

This personality cannot remember what happens during the time a subordinate personality is in control (see amnesia), but a subordinate personality may be aware of the dominant personality's existence and actions and may even comment upon and criticize the dominant personality as if it were another person.

The political reality is dominant despite the existence of these initiatives that might obstruct in the formation of a perceptional convergence among the actors on regional integrity to call for a multilateral initiative in the river water sharing movement (Tables 1, 2, 3; Figs. 1, 2).

We have previously shown that the K & B framework is quite restricted when it comes to explaining why recessive mutants are so common, the appearance of dominant mutations, the existence of functional recessive homozygotes, the phenomenon of overdominance, and how genetic dominance may arise from intralocus interaction [12].

While demonstrably more optimistic than Dick, and importantly, being of a generation who grew up in a post-digital world of wonder, to Yi Hawn-kwon's mind, the dominant quality of modern existence is tension.

But Wyndham found the book to be a "variation on the themes of bewilderment, shame, and regret which [Ishiguro] has previously and more gently presented as dominant strands throughout human existence".

The defeat of Hugh O'Neill, 2nd earl of Tyrone, at the Battle of Kinsale in 1601 marked the start of the gradual, century-long collapse of Gaelic civilization as the dominant mode of Irish existence.

Product and process innovations occur intensely without the existence of dominant designs or enabling technologies.