The vast majority of peer-reviewed research shows that diversity of animals and plants is severely depressed in contaminated areas there.
Most MPs were Remainers and so were the majority of peers, but they are not going to flatly defy the referendum result.
As specified in Section 2, free riders make up the majority of peers in P2P overlay networks.
In the debate over these measures, the vast majority of peer-reviewed studies by reputable economists have concluded that prevailing wage laws do not increase public construction costs.
Liberal politicians sometimes overstate the certainty with which scientists can forecast the effects of climate change, but an overwhelming majority of peer-reviewed climatology studies indicate the Earth is warming due mostly to emissions from industrial farming and burning fossil fuels.
In January 1644, Charles summoned a Parliament at Oxford, which was attended by about 40 peers and 118 members of the Commons; all told, the Oxford Parliament, which sat until March 1645, was supported by the majority of peers and about a third of the Commons.
Using rigorous systematic literature search, and individual screening with unambiguous criteria on nearly 2000 studies, we have identified the great majority of peer-reviewed, experimental evidence documenting complete protection to malaria infection.
The majority of peer-reviewed literature informing accelerometry data analysis methods are from studies that included children and young adults [ 52, 53, 70, 88].
The majority of peer-led cancer prevention interventions have focused on increasing rates of cancer screening and/or target other cancer-related health behaviors.
The majority of peer-reviewed publications on diabetes among Asian Americans are cross-sectional studies in which BMI, calculated from self-reported weight and height, and diabetes status are assessed simultaneously.
Although evidence from descriptive analyses can highlight the extent of ghostwriting in single populations, evidence from well-conducted cross-sectional surveys have the potential to provide estimates of the prevalence of ghostwriting that may be generalised to the majority of peer-reviewed publications.
