Sentence examples for majority demonstrated from inspiring English sources

The majority demonstrated hypopigmented, papular and/or nodular lesions, termed 'polymorphic' (n = 18, 90.0%), while a minority presented with hypopigmented lesions termed 'macular' (n = 2, 10.0%).

BAHRAIN Hundreds of members of the country's Shiite Muslim majority demonstrated outside the United States Embassy in Manama, the capital, appealing for American support for their campaign to expand political freedom, The A.P. reported.

Although the majority demonstrated a positive effect at one month, two zones showed a negative effect.

Of the evaluable patients in this study, the majority demonstrated PR.

We critically analysed 26 tools that aimed to support decision making or patient understanding in the treatment of acute stroke with thrombolysis, and the majority demonstrated considerable deficiencies.

Although adolescents are often referred to residential treatment centres because of severe externalizing behaviours, a vast majority demonstrated comorbid symptoms of depression and anxiety.

Although the majority demonstrate peacefully, there are groups such as the Coalition Youth of the 14 Feb Revolution who have said "three days of anger" will occur this weekend.

Nor does the majority demonstrate that the Kotteakos standard will ease the burden of conducting harmless-error review in those cases to which it does apply.

But already, it seems clear that his election by so bare a majority demonstrates how divided Italy is, and how far away the country is from any consensus on what needs to be done.

Both Scotland and Quebec have shown that if people are told their right to leave a union is not disputed, if there is reasonable redress for grievances within the existing national framework, and if the majority demonstrates a sincere affection, the chances that they will decide to stay are much higher.

Dr Denis Noble, professor of cardiovascular physiology and an organiser of opposition to the doctorate, said after the Oxford meeting: "A convincing even mammoth majority demonstrates the seriousness of Oxford's purpose in protesting against the damage inflicted by government policy on science, education and health".