The phrase "majority of domain" is commonly used in written English and can be used in a variety of contexts.
For example: "The majority of domain experts agree that the proposed regulation will have a positive impact on the industry."
The majority of domain arrangements are either species-specific or universal (fig. 3).
The strongest evidence for this is that, in general, the majority of domain combinations occur in a fixed N to C orientation, suggesting that recombination events combining domains are relatively rare [ 29, 30].
Treatment with GXR, regardless of the time of dosage administration (morning or evening), resulted in significant improvements in functional impairment as measured by the WFIRS-P Total score, as well as the majority of domain and subdomain scores.
NBS-LRR and LRR-Pkinase combinations are observed as representing the majority of domain combinations in clusters (on average 31.78% and 42.63% out of the total R-domains in clusters for NBS-LRR, 51.08% and 46.47% for LRR-Pkinase domains, respectively in monocots and eudicots), compared to rare observed combinations in clusters for LRR-NBS-PKinase-WRKY or LRR-TIR-WRKY (Additional file 1: Table S2).
There is evidence that the majority of domains of MDT working are common across major tumour types, but areas such as the clinical decision-making process have been found to vary and may need to be tailored to particular tumour types [ 14].
Election years are associated with fewer reforms in all domains, significantly for the majority of domains.
Budget deficits are associated with more reform measures in the majority of domains (statistically significantly for Other Welfare Benefits and Wage Setting) but fewer measures in the domain of Early Withdrawal.
Depletion of CTCF, cohesin, or cohesin-associated proteins was recently shown to affect the majority of domains and loops in a manner that is consistent with a model of DNA folding through extrusion of chromatin loops.
Inter-rater agreement for the majority of domains and overall risk of bias was moderate (κ = 0.41 0.60).
Despite this special treatment, the majority of domains do not differ in "by sequence" and "by structure" definitions due to the absence of extensions.
The majority of domains, proteins, and reactions arise in the common ancestors of coelomata and eutheria.
