That 5-to-4 decision and the others that quickly followed, invalidating majority-black districts in Georgia, Florida and Texas, changed the redistricting rules and established that districts drawn with race as a "predominant" factor are unconstitutional.
Both surface roughness and wettability may influence the adhesion properties of bacteria on biomaterials; in this context, the predominant factor is dependent on the bacterial species.
Where more than one reason was given, the predominant factor is stated.
When more than one reason was given for inoperability the predominant factor is stated.
This implies that for men the causal relationship between depersonalization and emotional exhaustion (with depersonalization being the predominant factor) is very important.
For the five countries that passed final legislation between 1967 and 2010, the predominant factors were two "ongoing dynamic forces" (economic pressures and political pressures) and one "uniqueness of the moment" force (leadership).
In many instances, the predominant factors were weeds, insect pests and inefficient management practices.
Overall, the predominant risk factor was hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) (52.5%), followed by liver cirrhosis without cancer (9.3%), abdominal infection/inflammation (9.3%), cholangiocarcinoma (8.2%), and abdominal intervention (7.7%).
In this study, the predominant risk factor was HCC (52.5%), followed by liver cirrhosis without cancer (9.3%), and abdominal infections/inflammations (9.3%).
The predominant identifiable risk factor was chronic HBV infection which is prevalent in this region and is strongly associated with cirrhosis and HCC.
