Sentence examples for if predominantly from inspiring English sources

I refer to the uproariously erotic (if predominantly heterosexual) display of William N. Copley's "X-Rated" paintings from 1973-74 athehe Paul Kasmin Gallery in Chelsea, and the take-no-prisoners, fluorescent-hued canvases of Peter Saul, seen in a brisk 50-year survey at Haunch of Venison in Midtown.

If predominantly cystic, internal septations and/or mural nodules are seen.

Our hypothesis was that metastatic bone pain, if predominantly caused by mechanical instability of the spine, responds less well to radiotherapy than metastatic bone pain caused by local tumor activity.

After piloting in a group of Bay Area schools, co-founders and engineers Justin Su and Daniel Yoo discovered that their model might, in fact, work better if it were applied to special education, where a support network of educators, administrators and parents already lives around students — even if predominantly offline.

If predominantly white colleges want to break the mold on something, they can buy a new state-of-the-art scoreboard, make environmental preservation standards a campus-wide initiative, or their president can become a Twitter celebrity.

This subtype if predominantly triple negative (ER, PR, and HER2 negative) and associated, at least in the short-term, with a worse prognosis than ER-positive luminal-type tumors [ 76– 76].

If IF studies show predominantly C3 staining, it could be dense-deposit disease or C3 glomerulopathy.

Elimination of IF is predominantly via the urine (mainly equol), although total recovery by mass balance is less than 50%, suggesting that unrecognized metabolites are being formed.

Mixed clusters were also categorized according to cluster origin, into one of three categories: "Danish" (if comprising predominantly Danish cases), "migrant" (if comprising predominantly migrant cases), or "uncertain" (if comprising an even number of Danes and migrants).

Society, and particularly the educated society in which Julian was at home, was in fact still largely if not predominantly pagan.

The reason this matters is because if journalists predominantly come from one section of society, they will often carry a particular worldview and therefore tend to unconsciously reflect their own values and beliefs.