Sentence examples for make a dominant from inspiring English sources

Other traits besides grace under pressure can make a dominant tennis champion.

It is thought that Northern Hemisphere lands make a dominant contribution to the global land carbon sink2,3,4,5,6,7; however, the long-term trend of the northern land sink remains uncertain.

When the excitons make a dominant contribution to the spin photocurrent, the maxima of the photocurrent is always corresponding to the exciton absorption lines.

All of these residues are outside predicted 'hot spots' that are residues that make a dominant contribution to the free energy of binding, typically ΔΔG ≥ 2 kcandmol−1, and that if mutated can have a substantial effect on the affinity of the interaction.

Harlequins director of rugby Conor O'Shea: "I haven't seen it [Fa'asavalu's yellow-card tackle on Tom Heathcote] in slow motion but he comes in to make a dominant hit, he does try to get his arms out and around but Tom Heathcote is falling.

"[Speraw] said it wasn't about money, but that it was more about UCLA having the resources for him to get the coaching staff he wants to really make a dominant team over there," Dejno said.

Buoyed by their end to the first half, Bath made a dominant start to the second half with a succession of penalties giving the home side a dominant base but Exeter did just enough to stop them crossing the tryline.

So they're all back out again, 20 minutes before the new kick-off". Sunderland have made a dominant start at the Cottage, with Ricky Alvarez tricking his way into the penalty area - but his low cross is well dealt with by the men in white.

SC21, a patient with primary HIV-1 infection, made a dominant CTL response to the patient-autologous Tat-derived peptide ITKGLGISYGR through HLA-A68.

These data suggest that despite the presence of activated Notch1 (N1inD) in the nucleus of lung epithelial cells (Morimoto et al., 2010), Notch2 makes a dominant contribution in Clara cell fate determination.

The observation that the defective chromosome condensation occurs only in the homozygous but not the heterozygous cell lines makes a dominant-negative effect exerted by the β-geo-reporter unlikely.