Sentence examples for dominant occurrence from inspiring English sources

Nitrospira (including Candidatus Nitrospira defluvii spp. and other two uncultured Nitrospira organisms) was the most abundant and ubiquitous bacterial genus with dominant occurrence among the 3 zones.

While larger scale factors may play a role in where a garden cluster is initiated, the dominant occurrence of relatively small cluster sizes indicates that social contagion is in play.

As expected from its dominant occurrence at the Gollum stations, Sabatieria clearly contributed most to similarity within this area (14.5%).

The higher NH4+ concentrations during winter is under the influence of NE wind transporting the large-scale pollutants whereas the lower concentration of NH4+ in monsoon suggests the dominant occurrence of NH4+ in gas phase [19].

When performing a genome-wide analysis to explore the association between AATAAA and uncapped reads using MORPH, a dominant occurrence of uncapped reads at a position 3 nt upstream of AATAAA sites could be observed in all the Arabidopsis and rice PARE libraries analyzed except the rice SC938 library.

The dominant occurrence on smooth surfaces was not associated with lower caries experience on these surfaces which implies that caries resistance in children with BS is a result of a general lower caries activity rather than a localized effect [ 4, 5, 9, 14– 14].

In this respect the dominant negative effect observed upon overexpression of this mutant may be explained by the prevalent occurrence of Dnmt1 as a dimer [49].

Thus, the sulfide-associated selenium is the dominant mode of occurrence in coals[38].

The sulfide-associated Se is the dominant mode of occurrence in anthracite and cokeite.

A serotype was considered to be dominant if its occurrence was more than 5% of the total serotyped isolates.

A total of 12 families with an autosomal dominant pattern of occurrence of early onset diabetes were constituted the cohort of the study.