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But I would say most predominately, I'm always trying to convolute everyone's idea of what a pop music video should be.

This occurred across several domains but most predominately for the social peer relationship domain.

Some peaks previously identified as characteristic of lignocellulose [ 1] did overlap with peaks in the tape spectrum – most predominately at 71 Da but also significantly at 67, 79 and 81 Da.

The 18 mechanisms in the classifier are known to regulate numerous biological pathways, most predominately response to wounding (FOXA2, ERBB2, IL11, MAP2K3, NF1, S100A8 S100A9), immune defense response (gamma secretase complex, IL11, MAP2K3, MST1R, NOS2, NR2F6, PPARG, S100A8 S100A9, sulindac sulfide) and nervous system development (FOXA2, gamma secretase complex, MEIS1, NF1, norepinephrine, PPARG).

Therefore, we identified vascular signature scores for the human breast cancer cell lines presented in Neve et al. [ 2, 27.] and found that the vascular content gene expression signature was most predominately expressed in claudin-low as compared to basal-like (p < 0.01) or luminal (p < 0.001) breast cancer cell lines (Fig.  4A).

In fact, most people consume predominately non-partisan local TV newscasts, while tuning out news from partisan sources altogether.

Carbon isotope data suggest that gases of E2s3 and most E2s2 are predominately unaltered, while those of E2s4 and several E2s2 mostly from Baimiao area are altered and undergoing strong dissipation.

According to most scholars, MC predominately considers questions related to the 'multicultural state' in terms of power sharing and inclusion, while IC focuses more on civil society and the virtues, attitudes, dispositions, and knowledge that individuals need to possess in order to be 'intercultural citizens'.

Naturally, they look to appeal to the departments participating in society, which until most recently was predominately men.

The movement is about providing free condoms to countries where HIV AIDS continues to wage war against the most vulnerable -- predominately, girls and women.

It is not a "player's union," and it seeks to protect students in only the most superficial way, predominately by limiting how much time a student can be kept in practice.