Sentence examples for former predominant from inspiring English sources
When the ST cannot keep up with its former predominant role in force production and negative work delivery (due to injury) under high eccentric loading circumstances, the BF will compensate for this functional deficit.
The gradually elongated cell length and gradually decreasing numbers of cell nuclei showed that cell division and elongation occurred simultaneously and thus affecting internode elongation: the former was predominant at initial stages, with the latter predominant at late stages.
BCL2L1 has two isoforms, BCL-XL and BCL-XS, but the former is predominant in hPSCs.
The former is predominant for small particles and low temperature, whereas the latter is more important for larger particles and higher temperature.
The results showed a role for both additive and non-additive effects in the inheritance of systemic resistance to blight, although the former was predominant and between four- to five-fold larger than the latter.
kolchida, dominated the parasitic picture in the present study with the former being predominant even though both are considered to be characteristic parasites of cervids [ 12, 23].
The former was initially predominant, particularly in the first decades of the 20th century.
Both 'dimeric' and 'monomeric' forms of the core enzyme were typically observed, with the former being the predominant species (Figure 5A).
Since the p-p53Δ and p-p53 bands were very close in immunoblots and the former was the predominant band, we used p-p53Δ levels as an index of p-p53 degradation.
EMSA experiments demonstrate significant DNA-protein interaction with Fk1-3 and only limited interactions with Fk4 (Fig. 5C) supporting the conclusion based on transfection data that the former site is predominant in terms of Foxi1-mediated regulation of a4.
The trapping areas in Nguruman were near the escarpment, where two tsetse species, G. pallidipes and G. longipennis have been recorded, with the former being the predominant species [21].
