Sentence examples for predominantly accompanied by from inspiring English sources
These results suggest that the attenuation in the weight of fictive errors on behavior under the Regulate condition is predominantly accompanied by reduced activation in AIC.
Advancing age, however, is predominantly accompanied by an increasing burden of pathology [ 24] and "apparently healthy" elderly persons, willing to participate in physical training sessions, actually present a large diversity in health status.
Steve Huey of AllMusic opined that the music on Killing Is My Business... and Business Is Good! is predominantly "chaotic", accompanied by "lightning-fast" solo sections.
Hypoglycaemia in children is independently associated with poor outcome [ 6- 8] and an increased mortality [ 2, 9- 11] predominantly when accompanied by acidaemia (pH < 7.3) or hyperlactataemia (lactate > 5 mmol/l) [ 12, 13].
A change of the tensile fracture mode from intergranular to predominantly transgranular was observed accompanied by a slight gain of ductility.
Staining was predominantly nuclear and typically accompanied by cytoplasmic co-staining.
UTI complicated with struvite formation was characterized by an exaggerated immune response that was predominantly neutrophilic and was accompanied by uroepithelial hyperplasia and extensive tissue damage.
In the present study, the cranial migration of the lag screw and varus collapse of the femoral head were accompanied by predominantly anterior movement.
Additionally, in all CPFE and IPF-alone patients, diffuse parenchymal lung disease formed the UIP pattern and was accompanied by predominantly lower lobe contraction, honeycombing, and smooth muscle hyperplasia alternating with normal alveoli.
In some patients, the predominantly proximal myopathy is accompanied by severe involvement of the extraocular muscles leading to chronic progressive external ophthalmoplegia (CPEO) (1), while in others it is part of a multi-system disorder.
The disease is characterized by development of follicular papules and keratin spines (spicules) predominantly in the face, often accompanied by alopecia of the eyebrows and eyelashes.
