Sentence examples for predominant event from inspiring English sources

Though a small section of the crowd began protesting violently near the end of the demonstration, the day was mainly peaceful; "The predominant event of the day was that of a great and peaceful army of dissent moving through the city," The Times reported.

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

It has been established that the stable repression of the telomerase catalytic subunit, encoded by the telomerase reverse transcriptase (hTERT) gene, is a predominant event resulting in the lack of telomerase activity in most normal cells [22] [26].

The predominant event in benign meningiomas was 22q deletion, in 64% of the tumors.

Given that ~75 80% of cells express active caspases, caspase-associated cell death appears to be a predominant event.

However, c-Met overexpression due to upregulation at the transcriptional level remains the predominant event for the majority of human malignancies [ 17].

Fig. 1 Schematic representation of predominant events that characterize the endophytic interaction between diazotrophic bacteria and plant host: (1) chemotaxis from soil to rhizosphere; (2) attachment on plant root surface; (3) development of aggregates or biofilms; (4) lateral root cracks as main infection point and (5) apoplastic spread and endophytic colonization.

As the SE events, were by far the predominant events they were analyzed by RT-PCR analysis.

When we excluded the 3 weak responsive samples from the treatment group and performed the same comparison between the 8 controls and the 5 responsive treatment samples, the result remained the same, suggesting that the identified EGCG-regulated miRNAs are the predominant events.

All analysis where restricted to the subgroup of predominant splicing events (events representing >10% of the full-length signal in at least one tumor sample) exclusively.

Inactivation of the tumor suppressor p53 is the predominant pathogenetic event in head and neck squamous cell carcinoma (HNSCC).