Sentence examples for majority associate from inspiring English sources

Writing for the majority, Associate Justice Stephen Breyer, and writing for the minority, Chief Justice John Roberts, both cite the first edition of the foundational work by Jeswald Salacuse in support of their arguments.

Writing for the majority, Associate Judge Eugene F. Pigott Jr. said the officers "clearly had probable cause to fire their weapons at the suspect: they were in pursuit of an armed individual who opened fire on them on a public street, endangering the lives of the officers and the public".

Although a few cytoplasmic effectors have been identified that interact with integrin α subunits, the substantial majority associate directly or indirectly with the cytoplasmic tails of integrin β subunits (Refs 3, 4).

Intraocular cultures yielded positive results in 75%% of post-injection cases, with the majority associated with coagulase-negative Staphylococcus.

Almost all of the proteins expressed differently in the 2 strains fall into a few COG categories, with the majority associated with metabolism.

Initial assemblies of 454 data were highly fragmented, and various bioinformatic tools detected between 15 and 465 SNPs and INDELs when comparing both strains, the vast majority associated with A or T homopolymer sequences.

Glycosylation that has been previously demonstrated for dragline silk [28] was in the majority associated with the next inward layer, since its removal by vigorous washing lead to a great reduction of Concavalin A reactivity on the surface of the fibre (Figure 2B).

Finally it is worth noting that liver enzymes were abnormal in 13.6%, with the majority associated with HCV antibodies.

The SKB is a compilation of experimental and computational analyses of all sequenced Shewanella strains, with the majority associated with the model organism, MR1.

Dental caries, gingivitis and periodontitis are the most common microbial diseases of the oral cavity, with the majority associated with a polymicrobial biofilm [ 1, 2].

We identified DGRs in some phages and all but the smallest prokaryotic NCBI taxonomic classes, with the majority associated with the Bacteroidetes and Firmicutes classes (Table 1).