Sentence examples for majority of extreme from inspiring English sources

Many studies show a vast majority of extreme preemies go on to live satisfying and productive lives.

The report notes that in the developed market being analysed, smartphones now constitute the majority of "extreme devices", taking a 63% fraction vs 40% in 2012's study.

We used the geometric mean plus two standard deviations as it could lead to a high level of agreement between costs and LOS, identifying the majority of extreme costs [ 11].

In the case of p53, we grouped these cases as uniformly negative (extreme negative, EN), intermediate or variable levels (non-extreme, NE), and uniformly positive (extreme positive, EP) based on a recent study showing that the majority of extreme p53 cases (EP/EN) correspond to p53 mutations [ 24].

People from ethnic minorities living in rural areas have always been the majority of the extreme poor in that country, and recent Overseas Development Institute research points to stubborn gaps between them and the rest of the population.

In 2013, the majority of the extreme poor lived in urban areas only in four countries (Brazil, Chile, Colombia and Dominican Republic).

To the best of our knowledge based on a limited amount of data checking, the majority of these extreme values reflect actual dispensings rather than, for example, administrative errors in the data.

The vast majority of the extreme beacon clusters were genomic outliers of PBC score, i. e. EHMT1 and CDH4 and all except two possessed positive scores (see Table S1 ).

The majority of patients in extreme pain reported always taking their analgesics everyday, falling to less than a third of those in no pain.

Indeed, chemical categories with a majority of chemicals providing extreme pH values have been finally accepted to be the validated applicability domain of the Corrositex assay, and it is therefore now instrumental for hazard sub-categorization of corrosive chemicals and products in the context of UN regulations for transportation of dangerous goods.

Many see the subsidy as a rare opportunity to share in the nation's oil riches, whose 2m barrels per day industry has failed to lift the vast majority of citizens out of extreme poverty.