Sentence examples for examples of dominance from inspiring English sources
A review of the literature leads us to consider three processes that are examples of "dominance" by individual cells and their lineages.
In classical genetics, all examples of complete dominance are treated alike for the purposes of explaining transmission phenomena.
If the United States is not one-day soon to repeat this standard imperial pattern of ascendancy, hegemony and decline, those who govern us now might do well to reflect upon the necessary limits of empire that these early examples of global dominance so clearly demonstrate.
This situation is akin to a dominant negative interaction and examples of such dominance by vector-mediated expression of mutant proteins are abundant.
The Westway section of elevated roadway and the tower blocks that overlook it are, depending on your point of view, a thrilling ensemble of modernism or a horrific example of the dominance of road engineering over postwar planning.
Accordingly, feminist critics have assailed the self/non-self distinction as a particularly vivid example of the dominance of masculine power-authority that is linked to deeper commitments of the self/other distinction as a cognitive form of objectivity (Keller 1982; Harding 1986 19911986 1991
Perhaps the most radical example of male dominance in computer science is the field of image processing.
An example of this dominance is the basketball competition where Team India won three out of four tournaments to date.
More generally, the commonness of the term these days is an example of the dominance of psychological language in our everyday ways of relating to others and thinking about ethical problems.
50 I provide an example of stochastic dominance analysis below (read Yemshanov et al. 51 for a more detailed analysis relating to ecological management).
Measuring subjective outcomes but then excluding them from the main findings of the evaluation, is yet another example of the dominance of the medical gaze over the life-world of the patient [ 42, 43].
