Sentence examples for observed preponderance from inspiring English sources
We observed preponderance of flanking repetitive elements (REs), albeit partial copies, especially of the RTE-like and Perere class at either side of the duplication source locus.
Although diagnostic bias has been proposed as a partial explanation for this disparity between sexes, 9 10 the consistently observed preponderance among males has generated interest into possible biological mechanisms predisposing to ASDs.
The observed preponderance is about 50 times what is predicted by the Standard Model, the suite of theories that has ruled particle physics for a generation, meaning that whatever is causing the B-meson to act this way is "new physics" that physicists have been yearning for almost as long.
As to the observed preponderance of female births among the Arctic Inuit, endocrine disrupters might have decreased the proportion of available male sperm or hampered the survival of male embryos, but could not have affected the genetic sex of embryos, which is determined at conception.
One way to arrive at an objective, empirically based weighing scheme is to use the observed preponderance of functional annotations in established GWAS hits as a guide to weighting of 'near hit' GWAS SNPs.
Similar to the observed preponderance in the case of cholera, health facilities were regarded as the sole source of outside help for treating people with shigellosis (354 out of 356 respondents).
We observed a preponderance of downregulated genes in both tissues.
The largest study from India [ 9] observed female preponderance (62% female); mean age of presentation was 31 years.
Gbadero et al. [ 38] observed a preponderance of asthma admissions in the dry season in contrast to our finding.
Although the serotypes detected were not representative for all samples, we observed no preponderance of a strain, serotype, or group in either case subjects or control subjects.
Consistent with the surveillance results, we observed a preponderance of H1N1 isolates in both the New York and the New Zealand data sets during several intervals between 2000 and 2003.
