Sentence examples for increasing preponderance from inspiring English sources

I was suspicious of the scratchier end of punk and new wave (we didn't call it "post-punk" then) and particularly apprehensive of the increasing preponderance of synthesisers.

AMID the increasing preponderance of starry nights at the theater this spring, one of the most intriguing is the arrival of Robin Williams in an exciting new play by an up-and-coming young writer, as opposed to a commercially driven revival.

It is postulated that the decrease in the specific rate constant with decreasing platinum crystallite size is caused by an increasing preponderance of surface platinum atoms as a fraction of the total atom content in the crystallites.

They also thought there to be a need to recognize the increasing preponderance of a new type of heavy care patient via more appropriate reimbursement levels and "transitional care" services.

In addition, the increasing preponderance with age, the equal occurrence of male and female cases in the ages 0 14 years and the predominance of osteosarcoma and Ewing sarcoma found in this study are also typical patterns reported in earlier studies (Parkin et al, 1998; Stiller et al, 2006a).

One might expect, therefore, that standard short read assemblers developed for microbial/animal genomes may encounter analogous difficulties to the ones discussed here, albeit on a smaller scale, simply because of this increased preponderance of highly similar sequences in plants.

The challenges posed by the rapidly ageing population, and the increased preponderance of disabled people in this group, coupled with the rising level of public expenditure required to service the complex organization of long term care (LTC) delivery are causing increased pressure on LTC systems in Europe.

Our results add to those reported in a recent meta-analysis of HPV types among HIV-infected women (Clifford et al, 2006) and the recent international data which indicate the increased preponderance of HPV types other than 16 or 18 among HIV-infected women (Levi et al, 2002; Bollen et al, 2006; Didelot-Rousseau et al, 2006; Luque et al, 2006).

In Australia, Wilhelm et al. [ 3] found an increasing female preponderance of life time prevalence in depression rates when following-up a cohort of 170 teacher trainees from age 23 (when the female/male ratio was about 1 1) to age 38, when it became 1.5 1.

The results show that there is a general trend over evolution toward increasing the preponderance of phase-0 introns and that the observed phase distribution of introns can be indeed explained by an intron insertion model.

This increases the preponderance of fire-resistant species such as chir pine.