Sentence examples for majority of references from inspiring English sources
A majority of references once came from Britain, but no longer.
The majority of references on natural geysers indicate that a chamber connected to the surface by a narrow channel or channels is essential to produce the intermittent discharge that is characteristic of geysers.
As with Executive Orders and Table IV, the proclamations have accession numbers, and the vast majority of references are to notes attached to the Code and not the Code itself.
Specifically, we focused on open-ended text comments that ask about an applicant's work-related strengths and areas for improvement — and even though it is optional for references to provide these comments, we found that the majority of references did indeed provide this information on the applicant's strengths and areas for improvement (89%and83%3%, respectively).
While the majority of references to Mr. Bush were related to the war in Iraq and the economic collapse during his final months in office, Mr. Bush's work on AIDS relief in Africa and on disaster relief were praised by former President Bill Clinton.
Overall, the majority of references to individuals from birth to 5 years in the EYLF used the generic, superordinate terms children (n = 518) and learners (n = 16).
Thus, USF1 binds to a majority of reference clock genes and its occupancy on these sites increases in the Clock Δ19 /Clock Δ19 mice.
It is worth to add that though the NimbleGen platform, we applied, covers the majority of reference transcripts, the transcript identifiers used for this microarray indicate one of targeted transcripts, and it is rarely the reference one.
Within diabetes references, two subcategories encompass the majority of the references, namely those related to proinsulin/insulin and glutamic acid decarboxilase (GAD), respectively.
A large majority of the reference items were basic reference items in the patients with added reference items.
"Obviously the majority of language references is not made up of fun phrases like 'go commando,' and we spend a lot of time arguing with equal vehemence about things that would seem extremely obscure to average people," he said.
