Sentence examples for predominant examples from inspiring English sources

To ask if these shared extended haplotypes are more generally common and widespread, we sought matches for the six most predominant examples (combined frequency >10) within the YHRD.

For a long time, TWNs were the predominant example of wireless telecommunication.

On the basis of this predominant example in our study, our research makes clear that perceptions of stakeholders from conservation groups (especially apparent in Germany, but also in other countries) differ from those of stakeholders from practitioner and economy groups, e.g. regarding land-freeze for conservation measures or harvesting restrictions in general.

A predominant example is FGF2, a potent stimulator of muscle fiber proliferation and a strong inhibitor of differentiation [ 35, 37].

As an example, predominant vasodilatation on efferent arterioles leads to increase renal blood flow with a steady glomerular capillary pressure and GFR.

LFA-1 mediates slow leucocyte rolling and induction of firm adhesion by binding to endothelial ICAM-1, whereas Mac-1 plays a predominant role, for example in intraluminal crawling via ICAM-1.

For example, predominant consolidation of the lung in direct injury as opposed to oedema and alveolar collapse in indirect injury might imply the potential for greater ventilator-lung induced injury (VILI) in the former since alveolar recruitability would be less and overdistension greater for a given tidal volume [ 2, 10, 11].

An almost expressionistic love of exuberant colour is one of the things that makes Atkins' work stand out – in Pokeweed, 2011, for example, the predominant yellow is joined by a riot of blues, greens, oranges, russets and greys.

The Berlin Symphony Orchestra, for example, the predominant ensemble of the former Communist-controlled East Berlin, still performs a lot of Russian repertory, a cultural legacy that patrons were apparently not ready to give up.

If greed rather than fear is predominant among investors, for example, then a significant number of newsletter editors will start catering to that greed, even if they personally are worried about the risks.

In the first example, the predominant outcome was the effect it had on the individual students.