The first of their kind, both indexes long remained predominant medical references, and the Index Medicus is still regarded as one of the primary medical bibliographies in the United States.
That's not to say that every single one of our country's predominant cultural references is white, especially today.
But while not all of our predominant cultural references today are white, historically most of them have been, and a number still are, which is why if I made a reference to "Joan and Brock," my white, thirty-something colleague at the water cooler would probably have no idea what I was talking about.
With the aim of defining general properties of the three predominant synergies, the reference set of hand postures has been applied to other two anthropomorphic robot hands, and the obtained synergies have been compared with the ones computed considering the UB Hand IV kinematics.
The predominant cause with reference to the children was externalizing behaviour and it is worth noting that aggression was by far the most frequent cause for contact.
Since that time, global incidence of GUDs, particularly chancroid, has decreased substantially, and genital herpes viruses (HSV-1 and HSV-2) have become the predominant cause of GUD (reference 53 in Technical Appendix).
To begin with, we have identified up to 27 AS events that were annotated as predominant (>10% of the reference full-length signal) in at least one tumor sample (Table 1).
Such an alignment would account for the observed large reduction in angle between mineral particle predominant orientation and a reference line at the LB in wild type mice between 1 and 4 weeks of age, as well as the subsequent stabilisation from 4 weeks to 10 weeks.
The notion of trust in the care provider was predominant in our participants' references to a meaningful relationship.
