Sentence examples for overwhelmingly provided by from inspiring English sources
Currently, emergency medical care is overwhelmingly provided by general practitioners without residency training, who obtain specialty consultations based on the medical/surgical condition identified.
The correct response to the gift of the United Arab Emirates, the one which has been overwhelmingly provided by those in Joplin who do not hide their venom behind fake names or "Anonymous" is "thank you".
Considering that in vertebrates expressing both functional ERK proteins, ERK quantity can be overwhelmingly provided by ERK1 or by ERK2, our results suggest that ERK1 and ERK2 are functionally redundant.
This is help that's overwhelmingly provided exclusively by family members; and most often by women.
But the sacred status of the NHS in which care is not only funded by the state but still overwhelmingly provided in publicly run hospitals guarantees a backlash.
It may strike some as odd that a leading authority on modern Turkey should be capable of such a blunder; an honest scrutiny of the plentiful and detailed accounts of the 1915 events provided by (overwhelmingly Christian) bystanders and survivors makes the case for an Armenian genocide hard to resist.
When allowed access to a surrogate mother, the infant monkeys overwhelmingly chose the tactile sensations provided by a doll covered by terry cloth over a wire doll that provided food and water.
Yet, medication safety research has focused overwhelmingly on institutional based care provided by paid healthcare professionals, which often has little applicability to the home care setting.
To date, medication safety research has focused overwhelmingly on institutional based care provided by paid healthcare professionals, which often has little applicability to the home care setting.
He said Judge Dumanis's margin of victory could have been provided by the gay neighborhoods Hillcrest and North Park, which voted overwhelmingly for her.
Should Hispanic political and civic leaders ignore the improved health outcomes provided by improved medicines, or side with policies that will overwhelmingly burden the poor, the disabled and the elderly?
