Sentence examples for majority of series from inspiring English sources

DESPITE its success with critics, "Beggars and Choosers," like the majority of series about television, has yet to become a break-out hit.

There will now be considerable pressure for the Strike series to become at least as long as Potter, but even a writer as skilful as Rowling will struggle to overcome the reason that the private detective genre has struggled to flourish in modern English crime fiction, with the majority of series now based around cops.

Third, a majority of series pairs intersect at low angles θ and are therefore largely superjacent, i.e., they are similarly positioned in the RT and m/z plane.

A majority of series B compounds exhibited a higher vasorelaxant activity (EC50 < 22 μM) than that of the reference compound diazoxide (EC50 = 24 μM).

The majority of series included only a very limited number of patients, therefore the authors of these studies could perform only univariate statistical analysis.

The majority of series suggests extacorporeal anastomosis; however, entirely intra-abdominal colon segments resection and anastomosis may become the procedure of choice [ 16].

Despite the actual pilot being "Rollercoaster," the episode was broadcast to premiere the series, so a majority of the series' standard humor and plot devices had yet to be established (e.g. Perry and Doofenshmirtz have no involvement in the removal of the boys' evidence [mainly instigated by the boys themselves] and Candace's busting attempts in the A-plot are limited to two).

(There's no great blow for diversity when you look at which universities have dominated, either: the majority (56%) of series have been won by Oxbridge colleges, with Peterhouse's victory the 25th).

Although a few of the series seem to form natural groups, the majority of the series as proposed by Hawkes [ 2] could not be found as separate clusters or clades.

The majority of image series were obtained by collecting 20 – 25 μM deep Z-series (typically 15X 1.5 μm z-steps) for 30 – 60 time points at 120 sec intervals.

The majority of these series began on Munchies, a Web site launched by Vice in 2014.