Sentence examples for predominant terms from inspiring English sources

Analysing interviews with NHS chief executives from the late 1990s, and key policy documents published since, we highlight how leadership has become a term of choice among policymakers, with positive cultural valences which previously predominant terms such as 'management' now lack.

The predominant terms included structural constituent of the cuticle (16%) and ion binding (14%).

The predominant terms were for metabolic processes ascribed to 190 assembled sequences.

Additionally, the predominant terms related to pathways consisted of MAPK signaling pathway, containing at least 12 genes, followed by chemokine signaling pathway with 8 genes enriched.

The most represented terms for the molecular function category were associated to protein and nucleotide binding and transcription factor activity, whereas the predominant terms for the biological process category were involved in common enzymatic processes such as "auxin biosynthetic process," "oxidation reduction," and "signal transduction".

The predominant terms implicated in biological processes were "biological regulation" (GO: 0065007), "cellular progress" (GO: 0009987), "developmental progress" (GO: 0032502), "metabolic progress" (GO: 0008152) and "response to stimulus" (GO: 0050896).> -wrap-foot> Detainformationatiof of target genes for all salt-responsive miRNAs was listed in Additional file 5.

We observe in the above approximation the presence of the predominant term represented by the sum-correlation Γm,u(b) without CFO and the first and the second derivatives of Γ m, u CFO ( b, δ f ) which are multiplied by the CFO value δ f and δ f2, respectively.

There is also no official naming convention for the meteorological term of tropical cyclones with winds of at least 74 mph (119 km/h) (i.e., hurricane, typhoon, cyclone) in the South Atlantic basin; however, because it was in the Southern Hemisphere, it is typically considered Cyclone Catarina, "cyclone" being the predominant term for Southern Hemisphere tropical cyclones.

However, irrespective of the age or predominant long-term condition of each respondent there appeared to be a common hassle which was raised by respondents themselves, often during the closing stage of the interview where they were invited to say anything else about the services they received not already covered within the interview.

The exact meaning of the word "predominant" in terms of number of scans is not well specified in the BLUE protocol.

EMSA experiments demonstrate significant DNA-protein interaction with Fk1-3 and only limited interactions with Fk4 (Fig. 5C) supporting the conclusion based on transfection data that the former site is predominant in terms of Foxi1-mediated regulation of a4.