Sentence examples for exclusive majority from inspiring English sources

Although the Druze represent a small percentage of the total population of the countries of the Near East in which they reside, their concentration in mountainous districts has produced a compact social structure, resulting in a nearly exclusive majority in some geographical regions, and therefore a low frequency of admixture with other populations.

In that market, Nokian Tyres sell only to independent dealers, some of whom use the tyre products to fill in gaps in their product lines instead of an exclusive or majority share.

Nevertheless, the above two models might not be exclusive, because the majority of the 17S rRNA is still in the free 30S fractions.

Although BRAF and NRAS mutations are mutually exclusive in the majority of melanomas, dual pathway signalling is also frequently seen in melanoma through functional loss (deletion, silencing and/or mutation) of the tumour suppressor gene PTEN.

We found that these mutations occur mutually exclusive in the majority of uveal melanomas, up to 93.4%, which is in the same range as reported previously (Onken et al, 2008; Bauer et al, 2009; Van Raamsdonk et al, 2009b, 2010).

: Totals 494 due to missing values.: categories are not mutually exclusive In the majority of the 206 unpublished studies for which this information was available, the failure to publish rested with the investigator: 156 projects were never submitted as a manuscript (76% of the unpublished projects).

Enrollment in that section is not exclusive to biology majors and genetics majors; however, they comprise the majority of the enrolled students.

However, the chairmanship of parliamentary committees is not the exclusive monopoly of the majority.

In February, however, in a Massachusetts case involving child-care workers paid by the state, former supreme court Justice David Souter, sitting on a three-judge panel in the first circuit court of appeals and writing for the majority, upheld exclusive representation, finding no violation of workers' first amendment rights.

This suggests a high level of exclusive ancestry for the majority of the subspecies (we obtained similar results for a 5 loci dataset; data not shown).

The processes of differentiation and cell division are often viewed as separate, although it is clear that cross-talk between the two must exist as they are mutually exclusive in the vast majority of cells.