Sentence examples for form predominantly in from inspiring English sources

The location of the CENP-A domains at these neocentromeres suggests that they form predominantly in gene-poor regions and between genes.

In N2 5% NH3, Si3N4 is formed predominantly in the form of coatings on the Si particles.

The crystalline oxide is formed predominantly in the inner region of the film that is developed by anion migration inward.

The behaviour of adsorbed species formed predominantly in the potential range from 0 to 400 mV differs significantly from that of labelled molecules formed at higher potentials.

Highly ordered graphitic structure was formed predominantly in the carbonized materials at 1100 °C (i.e., ∼1500 °C lower than the temperature used in a commercial graphitization process).

We found that the 7.5 kb CTAB-stabilized species (indicated by the arrow) formed predominantly in mid S phase (fraction 26).

One of the genetic methods [22] used to examine patch polarity found that the recombinant heteroduplex was formed predominantly in the 3'-ending strand, heteroduplex material having "3' overhangs" in the recombinant molecules.

During Mycobacterium tuberculosis and M. avium infections in patients, granulomata are formed predominantly in the lungs, and eventually undergo necrosis and erode into bronchi, spreading mycobacteria and serving another biological function – horizontal transmission, which is beneficial for the parasite but deleterious for the host population [3].

ROS are formed predominantly in mitochondria as electrons escape the electron transport chain during the aerobic metabolism of glucose and fats to generate ATP.

While general financial support comprised more than 90% of funding for most funders, 39% of private sector funding was for support in kind, predominantly in the form of drugs (24%), staff funding (9%) or laboratory support (5%).

These results indicate that although both GRP forms are present in control skin, cGRP is mainly present in the healthy tissue while ucGRP is the protein form predominantly occurring in association with tumor cells in BCC.