Sentence examples for great predominance from inspiring English sources
Characteristic of the surface of Asia is the great predominance of mountains and plateaus, constituting about three-fourths of the continent's total area.
The detainee environment is known to be predominantly male and the great predominance of males in death series in penitentiary environments is often reported in literature (Gherman & Chiroban, 2015; Ünal et al., 2016; Wobeser et al., 2002).
We found that a great predominance of samples from the T0 sample grouped into the Fungi/Metazoa cluster.
We observed a great predominance of the Fungi/Metazoa group, corresponding to about 70% of all sequences obtained from sediment without oil, followed by Stramenopiles (25%), Alveolata (9%), Rhizaria (4%) and Viridiplantae, Amoebozoa and Ichthyosporea (1%) (Figure 2a and Table S1).
Patients were limited to women because of their great predominance in the clinic.
Ratios have varied from a great predominance of epithelial cells [ 9] to a predominance of fibroblasts [ 7, 14].
Lack of better-quality care in HRRs in the highest quintile was not related to the greater predominance of teaching or large hospitals (Figure 6).
Business views are mixed: the Confederation of British Industry is broadly happy, but the Engineering Employers Federationn, which represents industrial firms, worries about the bill's effects on competitiveness.The ever-greater predominance of climate change in public discourse may be making dissenting voices shriller.
An even greater predominance of CD4+ cells was observed in the blood and liver of animals that received iTreg cells.
As the number of oncogenic mutations required for cancer after the original fitness increase (C D) increases further, greater predominance of mutator pathways is expected.
For instance, if the contrast of one image is increased this provides a competitive advantage to the associated neural representation, leading to a greater predominance of the corresponding percept (Levelt's rule I).
