Sentence examples for overall preponderance from inspiring English sources

The overall preponderance of divergent fragmented insertions in An. gambiae relative to D. melanogaster has been interpreted as consequence of a major role of genetic drift in the mosquito genome [14].

Consistent with this hypothesis, Tables 2 and 3 show a significant overall preponderance of proviral insertions versus solo-LTRs in the PH relative to the NPE (χ2 = 18.66, P≪0.001), presumably because recombination is reduced and selection against proviral copies is relaxed in the PH.

Yet, this correlation does not explain the overall preponderance of antagonistic epistasis observed in two computational systems [ 2, 11], nor the absence of overall synergistic epistasis in most biological systems that have been carefully studied in this regard.

The W-BQ22 consists of an overall preponderance of positively worded items (14 positively worded to 8 negatively worded), and the proportions vary within the subscales (Depression scale, 4 to 2, Anxiety, 2 to 4, Energy, 2 to 2, and Positive Well-being, all 6 positively worded).

A literature review estimated PM and DM prevalence as 5.1 per 100,000 (1965 to 1995), with an overall female preponderance (67%) [ 3].

There was a slight overall female preponderance of 52.3% among the 3,035 enumerated eligible adults, but an additional explanation must be found.

Overall, the preponderance of IH patients with or without tumors who have undergone epigenetic studies have no identified etiology.

Overall, the preponderance of fine-grained rocks (i.e., shale, siltstone, and mudstone) and the layered structure of sedimentary basins will constrain the vertical permeability of bedrock above black shales toward the low end of measured values.

Overall, the preponderance of data suggest that no single major locus can account for the majority of the familial aggregation of TGCT, but rather that multiple susceptibility loci with weak effects appear to be involved (Crockford et al, 2006).

Early data from the UK, Sweden and Switzerland 8 11 suggested that the incidence of gastrointestinal NETs was between 2 and 3 per 100 000 persons per year with an overall slight preponderance in women.

Attitudes and barriers towards research and differences amongst those currently involved in research versus those who were not, are given in table 2. Overall, a preponderance of study subjects reported a positive attitude toward research particularly those who were currently involved in research.