At other times, continental influences are predominant, giving periods of severe cold in winter and warm, dry weather in summer.
The predominant reason given by the judge in the Heathrow case to justify likely imprisonment was the "absolutely astronomical" costs resulting from their actions.
In the Netherlands, for instance, interviews with 170 trainee judges found that while two-thirds of women said they decided to become a judge because it involved the delivery of justice, the predominant reason given by men was the challenge and variety of the work.
The chemical affinities of the formation reactions are then compared with one another to determine the theoretically predominant protein given the input conditions, which is the one with the highest chemical affinity of formation per residue.
The predominant reason given was that calculus was present 333 patients (79%).
The predominant role given to patients in the early development stages, the literature review and the implication of various experts ensure good content, construct and face validity.
The predominant reasons given for non-registration were factors associated with the family or adolescent or to the demands associated with participating in a research project (e.g., not wanting to complete questionnaires or wait for intervention).
The predominant role given to patients via the focus groups, a procedure often neglected in the early stages of instrument design [ 6, 42], made it possible to explore and develop to the full the content validity of the 21 new items, using dimensions in line with breast cancer patient expectations [ 10, 18, 43].
Petitioner further alleged that her application was rejected because the law school uses race as a "predominant" factor, giving applicants who belong to certain minority groups "a significantly greater chance of admission than students with similar credentials from disfavored racial groups".
It is consistent however with the view that the predominant mechanism giving rise to statin-mediated increases in HDL-C is reduced cholesterol ester transfer into VLDL and LDL, secondary to reduced levels of these lipoproteins.
