Sentence examples for modifications dominated from inspiring English sources
They provided the material on which the Carolingian minuscule, which first appeared in the late 8th century, was based, and that script (including its modifications) dominated Europe until the end of the Middle Ages.
On both river systems, channel and floodplain modifications dominated net hydrologic response, overwhelming the effects of climate change, land-use shifts, and dam construction.
As a result a short cycle of resource modifications dominated the ecological dynamics, and depending on the strength of indirect selection eco-evolutionary phenomena such as stagnation, crossfeeding, generalists and specialists were observed.
At the vast majority of genes in vivo, octameric H3 nucleosomes, with specific N-terminal tail modifications, dominate the epigenetic regulatory landscape [ 70].
Following fluting formation, there was only minimal landscape modification, dominated by glaciofluvial and glaciolacustrine deposition, not glacial processes.
However, the A modification obviously dominated over the U modification in the remaining libraries, most of which were not HBV associated libraries.
Analysis of LULC classes from the three dates revealed that the study area was subjected to three different stages of modification, each dominated by different land uses.
(A) 5'end (5p) and 3' end (3p) modifications of isomiRs showed that single nucleotide 3'extensions are dominated by U and A modifications while 5'end modifications are much lower.
The RHA and WSA particle effect during blending with asphalt binder under physical agitation dominated the modification.
Among the synthetic advances, click chemistry has reconfigured the realm of polysaccharide modification that previously was dominated by conventional synthetic approaches such as esterification and etherification.
For example cluster 5, which comprises transcripts mainly modulated by heat stress in green berries and subsequently repressed during ripening is dominated by modification of cell wall-related processes.
