Sentence examples for predominance of its from inspiring English sources

In its original 2004 decision, the commission ruled that Microsoft had used the predominance of its Windows operating system to essentially corner the market for work-group servers.

Scarcity of previous reports pertaining to anti-malarial activity of O. quadripartita including the relative composition and predominance of its leaf chemicals could not permit a discussion from comparative perspective.

Given the predominance of PTSD and its negative consequences to long term health, it is very important to identify measurable and quantifiable biological parameters, i.e., biomarkers, which can serve as prognostic and diagnostic indicators for PTSD.

Attic, by virtue of the undiminished cultural and commercial predominance of Athens, provided its basis, but, as the medium of communication throughout the new urban centres of Egypt, Syria, and Asia Minor, it absorbed numerous non-Attic elements and underwent some degree of grammatical simplification.

As Kelly is a gadget-phile by trade (and an affluent American to boot), this index probably inflates the current predominance of technology and its products, but a thoroughly mundane statistic makes the same point: a typical supermarket now offers more than 48,000 different items.

Our results show that the major epidemic strains may have shifted to an increased predominance of CRF01_AE and its recombinants, and that other genotypes such as CRF07_BC may have been introduced into the Philippines.

In our series, majority agreement was reached in a high percentage of cases (95%), probably as a result of the predominance of PTC with its usual characteristics.

Our American Indian population differs from such cohorts in its greater severity and duration of diabetes, and in its predominance of women, rather than men.

In 1999 after the poets Maxine Kumin and Carolyn Kizer resigned from the academy's advisory board over the predominance of white men in its ranks, Mr. Wadsworth and Mr. Galassi helped restructure the board to remedy its private-club image.

To look at this year's bill – with its predominance of commercially successful hard rock acts, like Deftones, System Of A Down and Nine Inch Nails – it's almost like indie never happened.

According to a report commissioned by Centrica from Global Insight, a consultancy, continental Europe's failure to liberalise and its predominance of long-term supply contracts have maintained the link between the price of gas and the (rising) oil price.