The analysis of the results using a drying stress model showed the drying critical thickness to be conditioned by the balance between the evaporation rate and viscosity of the sol gel solutions, and the experimental data indicated that the predominant factor to take into account when choosing the solvent alcohol is the evaporation rate of the solution.
Justice Elena Kagan said that "race was the predominant factor motivating the legislature's decision" when it redrew the two districts.
Like most, I learned that there is no one answer or easy solution to ending violence -- especially in times when fear is a predominant factor and religious dogma is spewed as a means of justifying actions.
In a series of rulings in the 1990s regarding North Carolina's congressional redistricting, called the Shaw cases, the Supreme Court indicated violations of compactness are relevant only when race is the predominant factor of the drawing of the districts.
In scenario III where C is the predominant factor, power to detect an A × E interaction is even larger when C × E is present than when A × E is in the data.
"When a legislature relies on race as the predominant factor in drawing district lines... it reinforces the perception that members of the same racial group — regardless of their age, education, economic status, or the community in which they live — think alike, share the same political interests, and will prefer the same candidates at the polls," the judges wrote.
When more than one reason was given for inoperability the predominant factor is stated.
As mentioned in the Introduction constitutive replication stress when concurrent with mTOR/S6K signaling is considered to be the predominant factor leading to aging and senescence.
In fact, when G.M. announced the search, its chairman, Roger Smith, said the perks would not be a predominant factor.
Each applicant receives individual consideration, and race did not become the predominant factor".
