Sentence examples for majority of whole from inspiring English sources

In adults, the majority of whole grain intake was also achieved at breakfast (47 %), with the remainder being distributed between lunch (20%%) and dinner (26%%).

Although skeletal muscle represents the majority of whole body glucose uptake, uptake in other tissues, such as adipose tissue, is also accounted for with measurement of glucose kinetics.

While the majority of whole-brain morphometry studies use voxel-based morphometry (VBM) methods (Ashburner 2000), it is important to note that this technique is based on the change in the proportion of grey matter voxels.

In addition to the association between T2DM and generalized obesity, many studies have also revealed associations between IR and body fat distribution, particularly the fat distribution in skeletal muscle, as this tissue is responsible for the majority of whole-body insulin-stimulated glucose disposal.

The majority of whole-mount preparations were cleared in a 3 1 solution of benzyl-benzoate and benzyl alcohol, mounted on objective slides, and analyzed.

And the one after that, about how they'd have to get a majority of the whole work force, not just a major of the vote.

The 12th Amendment says a candidate who gets "a majority of the whole number of electors appointed" wins the presidency.

But the Constitution requires only that a winning candidate have the votes of "a majority of the whole number of electors appointed".

The other is 'by comprehending in the society so many separate descriptions of citizens as will render an unjust combination of a majority of the whole very improbable, if not impracticable.' Again, it's not that he's against majorities — he says 'an unjust combination of a majority of the whole.' Well, that means there could be a just combination of a majority of the whole.

"The majority of the whole world feels a great sympathy for New York City, the symbol of this great disaster which happened last year.

Democrats would argue that he won because all the Constitution requires is a "majority of the whole number of electors appointed".