Sentence examples for most preponderant from inspiring English sources

The economic aspect represents one of the most preponderant, including cost and profitability prediction.

Since no influence of the LPL nature on PL properties of the NPs dispersed in them was observed (see Figure 2 and corresponding discussion above), the FRET mechanism appears as the most preponderant.

In the Banana Plain, the geogenic and anthropogenic factors are the most preponderant, while in the Mount Cameroon area, the ionic enrichment and geogenic factors are the most important.

It is most preponderant in prostate cancer patients due to higher age and comorbidities.

DNA transposons are surprisingly abundant and elements belonging to the mariner family are by far the most preponderant components of the mobile part of this genome with 11,015 m ariner transposons that could be clustered in 89 groups (75%% of the mobilome).

It is always immediately present to the subject (Merleau-Ponty, 1945; O'Shaughnessy, 1980), but the most permanent and preponderant object in life may also be the most elusive one (Leder, 1990).

Men play a key role in bringing about gender equality because in most societies, men exercise preponderant power in nearly every sphere of life, ranging from personal decisions regarding the size of families to the policy and program decisions taken at all levels of Government.

Signaling his agreement, Friedberg writes: "If we permit an illiberal China to displace us as the preponderant player in this most vital region, we will face grave dangers to our interests and our values throughout the world".

Although diffusion seems to be the preponderant mechanism taking place for most compounds, diffusion from blood is not merely passive, and an enhanced understanding is needed of the role and mechanisms of active transport in antemortem distribution of compounds of forensic interest.

But, perhaps most important, it began a trend in which collateral damage was a preponderant part of war, often resulting in far more deaths among noncombatants than troops.

This finding is also in line with AEM and is most likely due to the activation of gonadal hormones with possibly a preponderant effect of testosterone involved during sexual maturation as well as acceleration in somatic growth during pubertal growth spurt [ 29, 81, 86].