Sentence examples for or preponderance from inspiring English sources

They could also conclude, perhaps, that they have reasonable doubts but think Trump did obstruct justice under the more lenient "clear and convincing evidence" or "preponderance of the evidence" standards.

However, despite the average in shapes and sizes tending to smooth the spectral substructure, if a doubled-peaked profile is observed in the range of 2138 2145 cm-1, it could be the consequence of the shape or internal structure of the dust grain (i.e., core-mantle particles or preponderance of certain shape), given the knowledge that core/mantles volume ratios also smooth out the multiple peaks.

A reduced vasodilatation reserve or preponderance of vasoconstrictor stimuli (that is, functional vasculopathy) could also be responsible for the observed alterations.

It is under discussion whether the syndrome may result from a loss of muscle strength, amyotonia of vertebral extensors or preponderance of flexors [ 8, 19].

HER2-specific Th1, but not Th2, CD4+ T-cells appear to be the dominant contributor to the circulating anti-HER2 IFN-γ+ immune disparity; this anti-HER2 Th1 deficit is not attributable to host-level T cell anergy, lack of immunocompetence, or preponderance of immunosuppressive phenotypes in non-pCR patients.

He seems unsure whether his consecutive clunkers, the likes of which he has never endured in Washington, can be attributed to the need for adjustments — an inconsistent arm slot, say, or a preponderance of high fastballs — or poor health.

Disease or physical disharmony is caused by an imbalance or undue preponderance of these two forces in the body, and the goal of Chinese medicine is to bring the yin and the yang back into balance with each other, thus restoring the person to health.

But increased transparency on this level looks trivial next to the choice to obscure far more important things, like the nature of the cyberattack suffered during the Restoring Internet Freedom comment period, or the preponderance of fake comments filed.

Melanoma is a from of cancer that begins in the skin's pigment-producing cells, or melanocytes, and is often associated with fair skin, excessive exposure to sunlight and tanning lamps, or a preponderance of moles.

The authors of this latter study attributed the lack of responsiveness of the W-QB12 to two possible causes: either the socioeconomically diverse population or the preponderance of musculoskeletal problems present in their sample.

He added, "It's not about our analysis, or finding a preponderance of evidence".