Sentence examples for predominance of this from inspiring English sources

But the predominance of this pattern amongst so many diverse groups suggests that it is ancestral and possibly key to what makes us human.

A book by philosopher Michael Ruse (1997) is subtitled "The Concept of Progress in Evolutionary Biology," attesting to the prevalence of such arguments and predominance of this view.

It has been estimated that 75%% of naturally occurring antibiotics have been produced by the members of genus Streptomyces and predominance of this genus in soil are tolerant to metal accumulation and acidic conditions [4].

The groundwater samples plotted in all the zones of the anions plot field (triangle on the right) revealed that the majority of the samples plotted towards the HCO3 − + CO3 2– corner for only a few and remaining towards elevates the chloride type, indicating the predominance of this anion in the groundwater (Fig. 5a).

After more than a century where the automobile ruled our (western) mobile world, the predominance of this powerful artefact finally is about to reach its limits—at least, this is a rumor, currently spread widely within the social sciences, transport studies and sociology, although the direction of change is not yet clear [cf. 11, 18, 31, 32].

Similar results were reported by Bitzer et al. (2006) who detected DKPs with a predominance of this amino acid in lipophilic extracts obtained from Halomonas spp. The genera Nesterenkonia, Isoptericola, Ornithinimicrobium and Janibacter are included within the rare Actinobacteria group and are less frequently isolated than Streptomyces (Claverías et al. 2015).

We have previously shown that among isolates from patients with complicated forms of progressive pulmonary tuberculosis there is a predominance of isolates of this family (i.e., 84% (37 of 44) [ 22].

Comte insisted so much on the reality and predominance of society that this became for him the true subject, while the individual was regarded as an abstraction.

The predominance of microglia in this population raises the question of whether these mitotic cells represented an inflammatory reaction to irradiation, as has been reported in rodents [42].

There was thus a predominance of VEGFxxxb in this adenoma cell line, and a variable switch towards predominance of VEGFxxx in the colonic carcinoma cell lines.

The lack of significance in relation to ethnicity and mature students in these findings may be related to the predominance of Asians in this student population.