Sentence examples for dominate under from inspiring English sources

The authors discovered that the electoral system has "a strong and statistically significant effect" on levels of redistribution, concluding: "PR systems redistribute more than majoritarian systems" while "centre-left governments dominate under PR systems, whereas centre-right governments dominate under majoritarian systems".

Villanova (11-5, 3-2) may have had the best player on the court yesterday in Michael Bradley, a 6-foot-10 center who showed the ability to dominate under the basket.

In contrast, a detailed analysis of the transition state predicted to dominate under highly denaturing conditions is only possible by simulation.

Hence, it appears that the efflux of radioiodine (increased salivary flow) is, to some extent, compensated for by a simultaneous influx of radioiodine (increased blood flow), which explains why the washout effect did not overly dominate under chewing-gum stimulation.

(193) Anthocyanines have color, which varies with pH, so that red colors will dominate under acidic conditions as in desserts or fruit smoothies with addition of lemon juice.

Although either source or sink strength may dominate under certain circumstances, it is more likely that the simultaneous behaviour of both source and sink plants (and sources and sinks within the mycelium itself) influences carbon and nutrient transfer through MNs.

For the 0.001 isopleth, hydroxide complexation, again, dominates under alkaline conditions in the SO42- field and chloride complexes are dominant under acid to mildly alkaline conditions in the SO42- field and near the SO42--reduced sulfur boundary, while 90 to nearly 100% of the zinc is complexed by sulfide ligands under reduced conditions below the SO42--reduced sulfur boundary.

And the Cowboys are dominating the field position game, an area that Boise has dominated under Chris Petersen.

Taft has gotten better offensively as the season has progressed and has dominated under the backboards, but the guards have slumped.

Depriving the Sunnis, who dominated under Mr. Hussein's government, of a political voice would be likely to revitalize the Sunni insurgency, which is already showing new signs of life.

For better or worse, Mr. Moffat appears more interested in the show's creepy, end-of-days side than in its silly-jokes side, which had dominated under Mr. Davies.