Sentence examples for predominant and only from inspiring English sources
The male gender was predominant and only five females were identified (Table 1).
Taken together these observations suggest that, upon infection, only one of possibly multiple clones present will expand to become the predominant and only detectable parasite in the infection.
This experience is distinct from that described in the general population where periods of stability are predominant and only occasionally are interspersed with times of transition [ 6].
In contrast, when the same cell was stimulated with 5 mM caffeine, which activates RyRs to release Ca2+, the Ca2+ wave developed initially in the cell centre (where RyRs are predominant) and only then spreads to the cell periphery (Fig. 8C).
The fact that HS chains were longer and that there was no apparent degradation of HS in the Hspe-KO mice further supports the notion that heparanase is the predominant and likely only functional endoglycosidase capable of degrading HS.
Junttila et al (2007) noted its overexpression with predominant cytoplasmic localisation and only weak nuclear expression in head and neck squamous cell carcinoma and colon cancer.
Between pH 5 and 6; the predominant hydrolysis products were Al(OH) 2 + and Al(OH) 2 + between pH 5.2 and 8.8, the solid Al(OH 3 was more prevalent and above pH 9, the soluble species Al(OH 4 were the predominant and were the only species present above the pH 10 (Gomes et al. 2007).
Most of these SDMs (427) had predominant alleles from Clark, and only about 13% (63) of SDMs showed bias toward Ning7840 alleles.
The predominant product was MCPA and only a very limited amount of 2,4,5-T was processed in one of the two factories included in the study.
The binding of the ElSalv/57 natural variant (carrying the Q226L HA mutation) showed predominant binding signals to α2,6 and only minimal binding signals to α2,3 glycan receptors (Figure 4).
In 71 (87%) children, the initial background EEG activity was characterised by delta activity (<4 Hz) and only 11 (13%) had predominant frequencies of 4 Hz or greater.
