Sentence examples for predominant establishment from inspiring English sources

Isolated species were identified as Bacillus species by biochemical tests which indicate their predominant establishment, and further screened on the agar solid surfaces using lipid and gelatin as the substrates.

Notably, the patterns of gene expression for FAD7/8-1 and FAD7/8-2 were observed for both A and D subgenomic copies, suggesting relatively ancient, predominant establishment of FAD7/8-1 as a cold-responsive gene in cotton.

But, I reiterated, didn't she believe that the Republican establishment's predominant worry was that she would lose to Obama? "Then perhaps they should vent some of their paranoia toward all of the potential G.O.P. candidates," she said.

We need "the Establishment".

"We believe the court was right the first time when it ruled that 60-40 establishavets have a predominant sexual focus," Robin Binder of the city's Law Department said.

The distinct BJ cluster is more likely to represent the local establishment of an endemic, predominant clone for a number of years, at least from 2002 onwards.

He made the predominant political philosophy of the 18th-century establishment appear more attractive and moral, but he wrote no great single work of political philosophy, expressing himself instead in numerous pamphlets and speeches.

The Lemon test has been criticized by justices and legal scholars, but it remains the predominant means by which the Court enforces the Establishment Clause.

The predominant media image is one of posh, anti-establishment eco-warriors who spend their rent-money on parties and devote their energies to sustainable living.

Analysis of the microbiota of children and adults showed that this group of bacteria is predominant in both young children and in adults, which indicates the early establishment of these bacteria (Ringel-Kulka et al., 2013).

In the biological processes category, metabolic processes (39.81%) and cellular processes (38.08%) were the predominant groups, followed by biological regulation (9.04%), pigmentation (8.33%), localization (8.02%), and establishment of localization (7.98%).