Sentence examples for predominance of unique from inspiring English sources

The predominance of unique environmental effects for WMS does not necessarily preclude a genuine biological phenomenon.

Those isolates with identical genotypes are thought to indicate recent transmission and a possible continuing transmission chain, while a predominance of unique 'non-clustered' isolates implies that most TB cases are caused by reactivation of remote infection [ 3, 4].

As measurement error is accommodated in the nLGC model in the form of freely estimated residual variances, the predominance of unique environmental effects for the WMS parameter cannot simply indicate an abundance of noise in the psychometric measurement of WMS.

Except for Brownstone et al. [22] and Axsen et al. [10], all studies, listed in Table 5, applied SP surveys with a predominance of CM, used for the identification of unique attributes of AFVs and their effects on vehicle purchase.

A unique aspect of Irish migration to the U.S. was the predominance of young women traveling alone.

Now, research published in tomorrow's issue of Science* shows that the predominance of one amino acid shape isn't unique to life on Earth: It also shows up in a meteorite from space.

The patients with acute gout were a unique subset with a greater predominance of women, lower reported use of alcohol and greater likelihood of being cared for by a rheumatologist.

Regarding the unique counts of miRNAs, we found the predominance of 21 nt (54.04%) and 24 nt (25.88%), which indicated their origins from wheat genome.

The predominance of tri-nt SSRs in N. crassa appeared to be a unique feature compared to other sequenced fungal genomes [ 32].

The human gut microbiota has been classified into unique enterotypes, one of which is defined by the predominance of Prevotella (Arumugam et al., 2011).

Clearly, the predominance of the FRK class in solanaceous species suggests the emergence of specific functions unique to those species.