Sentence examples for predominant because of from inspiring English sources

The second meaning, rapidly becoming predominant because of its use recently by the two highest elected officials in the land, is "the source of delay, in the sense of 'holding everything else up.' " Get the delicious duality?

These crops are predominant because of poor ground water supply and soil type.

The results reported here showed that lowest selection pressure exist in sites where Dermacentor spp. ticks are the main biological vectors or where mechanical transmission is predominant because of eradication of R. microplus.

However, as the antibody is diluted, preferential labelling due to non-specific interactions will be reduced, while the true specific labelling of the target molecule should become predominant because of the high affinity/avidity of the antibodies.

In the presence of both receptors, as in JKT-1 seminoma cells, the suppressive effect of E2 may remain predominant because of a rapid dephosphorylation of ERK1/2 by an ER-β-dependent expression of protein phosphatase 2A, as described in neonatal rat cerebellar neurons (Belcher et al. 2005).

This phenomenon might not be predominant because the diameter of the NW tip is the same as the initial catalyst island (45 nm). Figure 3 SEM images of PtSi-catalyzed Si NW grown for 30 min at various temperatures: (a) 500°C, (b) 700°C, (c) 800°C.

Nanofluid – the suspension of nanoparticles into a basefluid – has predominant characteristics because of nanoparticles' small size and high surface area.

The use of low viscosity fluids such as slickwater is the predominant trend because of their low cost and availability.

After a long period of milling, fracturing becomes the predominant event because of the brittle nature of Mg2Ni materials [19].

The non responsive group was predominant, probably because of the highly demanding criteria of the May and Dencker scale, and exhibited significantly higher scores for positive (p < 0.001), negative (p < 0.001) and extra-pyramidal symptoms (p < 0.001) (Table 1).

The results of photoluminescence of Bi2S3 nanoconjugates indicated that the excitonic emission is not predominant, because the maxima wavelengths of the PL spectra were statistically similar (λ PL = 504 ± 1 nm) despite the different absorptions in UV-vis spectroscopy.