Sentence examples for more dominant determinant from inspiring English sources

The results suggest that there is an interaction between the E45 and K404 residues in the first and 11th TMDs, respectively, but that the E45 residue appears to be the more dominant determinant of binding and anion sensitivity.

Finally a concentration on lifestyle through simply proximal and even medial determinants as defined here is unlikely to significantly influence the problem while more dominant upstream determinants remain.

PRNP polymorphisms among Korean, Chinese, and Japanese populations will provide insights into the associations between polymorphisms, CJD susceptibilities, and their clinical phenotypic variations, especially when 129MM codon has been reported to be a dominant determinant in more than 90% of populations.

The link between expression level and sequence evolution is invariably detected across a broad range of model organisms, so it was proposed that expression level or, more precisely, the rate of translational events is the dominant determinant of the sequence evolution rate (Drummond et al. 2005, 2006; Drummond and Wilke 2008).

The link between expression level and sequence evolution rate appears to be by far the strongest and most consistent across a range of diverse organisms, a finding that led to the striking hypothesis that expression level or, more precisely, the rate of translational events is indeed the dominant determinant of the sequence evolution rate [ 15, 24, 25].

More dominant, more complete.

Carmen is very funny and more dominant.

That Wakefield was more dominant.

A generation ago, it could have been asserted that the economy's overall growth rate was the dominant determinant of growth in middle-class incomes and progress in reducing poverty.

Only in Hawaii and Maryland are Democrats more dominant.

There was no one more dominant.