Sentence examples for majority of triple from inspiring English sources

In contrast, in mec-8; pha-1 tm3671); sym-3 embryos in which the pharynx was attached to the epidermis (∼15%), a keyhole was observed, indicating that the loss of attachment per se, rather than the loss of pha-1 activity, was responsible for the suppression of keyhole formation in the majority of triple mutants.

Which is why Hitman feels so strange, so alien, compared to the majority of triple-A releases in modern gaming.

The majority of triple-negative breast cancers carry the basal-like molecular profile [ 8].

The majority of triple-negative cancers exhibit the basal phenotype, i.e., they also express basal type cytokeratins (keratin 5 or keratin 6) or epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) (80% to 90% of triple-negative cancers are basal phenotype).

However, the majority of triple-negative tumours express basal phenotypes and both have similar clinical behaviour (Foulkes et al, 2010), although their molecular heterogeneity has been highlighted (Rakha et al, 2009).

p16INK4a expression was found in a majority of triple-negative breast carcinomas (TNBC) (85.71%, 12/14) and HER2-enriched carcinomas (68.75%, 11/16), whereas it was less frequent in Luminal-B type tumors (15.38%, 4/26) and was not found in Luminal-A tumor (0.00%, 0/28) or in Luminal-HER2-Positive tumors (0.00%, 0/8).

Conversely, the majority of triple-negative tumors were either basal-like (39 to 54%) or claudin-low (25 to 39%), followed by HER2-enriched (7 to 14%), luminal B (4 to 7%), luminal A (4 to 5%) and normal breast-like (1%).

The selection of patients who may benefit from these agents is essential, for instance, these agents may prove to be effective only in patients with BRCA1 or BRCA2 mutations The majority of triple-negative breast cancer tumors overexpress the EGFR epidermal growth factor receptor).

As shown in Fig. 1C, MTUS1 Affymetrix probeset intensities were significantly lower in a majority (83.3%) of triple negative (ER−/PR−/HER2−) carcinomas as compared to luminal (ER+) and HER2+ tumor subgroups (Table 1), which supports the conclusion that reduced levels of MTUS1 are associated with breast cancer aggressive subtypes.

For the vast majority of stellar triples the magnitude of the spin angular momenta are small compared to that of the orbital angular momenta.

A majority of the triple-negative tumours showed basal-like differentiation; 53% (41 of 77) had a core basal profile (BLP4), whereas 64% (49 of 77) of the TNP tumours had positive expression of at least one of the three basal markers (CK5/6, P-cadherin, EGFR) combined with ER– and HER2–, corresponding to the BLP5 profile.