Sentence examples for predominant I from inspiring English sources

It affects populations where substandard conditions of living are predominant, i.e. poor sanitation, insufficient safe water supply and low standard hygiene being practiced [2, 3].

Fundamentally, they have tremendous advantages than conventional neutral polymers due to the presence of both hydrophilic (i.e., PEO) and hydrophobic predominant (i.e., PPO) moieties in the same polymer molecule.

Double stresses are indeed also generated by the classical boundary conditions and, as far as the microstructure effects become predominant (i.e. the internal length scale is much larger than the thickness of the cylinder), the macrostresses become negligible.

In most submissions one specific disease was predominant i.e. was observed in more than 50% of the submitted laying hens.

Chun et al., Farhat et al., and Barnes et al. confirmed the presence of collagen types: I, II, III, and IV, with predominant I and IV type collagen, with less amount of collagen type III in BAM [ 35, 46, 53].

This supports our finding of a predominant I-86 transcripts expression after birth, whereof only GAD25 protein, the leader peptide including the regulatory region of full length GAD67, can be translated.

So, if I had to identify one predominant emotion I was feeling, I would scream, "anxiety".

"I'm sad, I'm sad, that's the predominant emotion I feel right now -- sadness I was betrayed by a member of my staff, sadness that people who had important jobs acted completely inappropriately," Christie said.

Most of them included rollover and side impacts as predominant features, i.e., in about 63% of the cases, representing approximately 40 50% of all school bus fatal injuries of passengers fully or partially ejected out of the bus.

Quantitative analyses show that the predominant regime (i.e. particles or wall limited) could be fairly predicted using a dimensionless group (3βD/2dp) based on the volume fraction of the powder, β, the pipe diameter, D, and the particles mean diameter, dp.

If the tonality is merely derived from the predominant part, i.e., λ 1 u 1 v 1 T in the original signal and λ 1 ′ u 1 v 1 T in the watermarked signal, the results remain identical because the two scalars, λ1 and λ 1 ′, do not affect the tonality.