Sentence examples for invariably dominant from inspiring English sources

In the elytral regions where the different colour elements are overlapped in heterozygotes, black colour elements are invariably dominant against red colour elements (mosaic dominance10).

Black vultures (Coragyps atratus), king vultures (Sarcoramphus papa) and even mammalian scavengers may sometimes track Cathartes vultures for carcasses but the condor is invariably dominant among the scavengers in its range.

8 These needs require national datasets covering the major diseases of which circulatory disorders are invariably dominant.

Hamilton is doing to him - and the rest of the field - what Sebastian Vettel did to Mark Webber and the rest through Red Bull's dominant era - invariably sticking it on pole and dominating the race from there.

Anderson is surely the most architectural film-maker out there: his movies are full of plans, cut-aways and diagrams, and invariably revolve around a dominant structure.

Constructing a nation-state, however, invariably means that the dominant group reserves the option of saying that it does not want to live with certain others: Gypsies, gays, Jews -− or, in Israel's case, Arabs.

It's been documented that when people get lost in the wilderness, they invariably start travelling in the direction of their dominant hand, causing them to walk in sweeping circles.

Thus, if new Alu elements became part of the dominant mRNA isoform, they would almost invariably be deleterious for the cell.

The themes of any particular golf season in the Tiger Woods era are invariably keyed to the fortunes of the game's dominant player, but within the general story of How's Tiger Doing?, subplots wax and wane as challengers emerge or Woods's form fluctuates.

The dominant way of thinking until recently was that commons situations invariably result in the tragedy of overuse, requiring either privatization (when possible) or top-down regulation.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.07236.012 In embryos, however, GFP-Sas-6-F143D had a strong dominant-negative affect, and females expressing this transgene laid embryos that invariably arrested early in development after they had gone through only a few rounds of nuclear division.