Ashley S. Battel from Billboard gave the album a positive review, writing, "While Carey tones down the predominance of her tremendous vocal range throughout much of this release, there is no question that she remains the driving force behind yet anoth[e]r collection of heavy-rotation Top-40 successes".
It saw the Big Bang in the City of London; the Wapping newspaper dispute that guaranteed her ideological lieutenant Rupert Murdoch's predominance in the media; the abolition of Ken Livingstone's "red" citadel in the Greater London Council, and the landmark privatisations of British Gas and British Airways.
Her presentation is atypical for LYG due to her young age, female gender, and the predominance of hepatic involvement preceding other pulmonary and CNS manifestations.
With respect to healthy, psychosocially normal persons, a comparable causal system could be assumed: If the moral concept of a person shifts depending on his or her social or professional situation [10] [11], the predominance of one or the other component of moral judgement might shift sequentially to adjust the decision processes to every day life.
Dr. Ehrman's research, covering 12,000 people, led her to conclude that the reason for the predominance of right-handedness is that most people are born with the language-generating part of the brain primarily in the left hemisphere.
How the Diagnosis Was Made: Once Dr. Disha Awasthi, the resident who saw this patient, recognized the unusual lineup of white blood cells, with the predominance of lymphocytes over neutrophils, she called her attending physician, Dr. Bhuvana Guha.
Each person is considered to have a specific humoral makeup, determined by the predominance of a given humour in his or her constitution.
For example, if a woman's family history arose in part because of a predominance of risk-conferring behaviors among women in her family and she adopts breast cancer-preventive behaviors, she will have ameliorated some of her risk attributed to family history.
The directorial flourishes illustrating Thatcher's predominance come off as glibly sarcastic: the male ministers are shot from her point of view, circling around her and then backing away like livestock, or running after her, musical-comedy style, as she rushes through the halls of Parliament.
With the acquisition of legal capacity in the early part of the century, a French wife was free to manage and dispose of her own earnings and property, but it was not until 1985 that the long predominance of the husband in the management of the couple's common property was replaced by a system of equal comanagement.
