Sentence examples for predominantly common from inspiring English sources

A sliding window of %MinMax output along an mRNA sequence produces a plot in which clusters of predominantly common codons appear as positive (%Max) peaks, and clusters of predominantly rare codons appear as negative (%Min) peaks (Fig. 2A).

(8, 18, 19 and 20) Some previous studies argued that left ear NIHL are predominantly common in the army, because the ear opposite to the dominant hand sustains over exposure mainly due to the shooting posture.

The results confirmed that protein coding INDELs are indeed predominantly common on the individual level, with an individual harboring an average of 4.03 INDELs per Mb with an allele frequency of 10% or greater, 0.86 INDELs per Mb with an allele frequency between 1% and 10%, and 0.50 INDELs per Mb with an allele frequency less than 1%.

"This is predominantly a common language," Macfarlane says.

It is still not clear whether hypoxia/HP responses could have predominantly engaged common or different mechanisms in different regions.

Importantly, ERCP was performed predominantly for common 'bread and butter' indications including cholangitis, biliary colic and pancreatitis.

27 The term NMSC predominantly comprises common skin tumors such as basal cell carcinoma (BCC), squamous cell carcinoma (SCC), and actinic keratosis (AK).

Conclusions Leucopenia and infections (predominantly pneumonia) are common complications in patients on BCT for refractory intracranial hypertension.

Once the government was able to reduce kidnappings in rural areas by guerrilla groups and militias, the kidnapping problem shifted to traditional urban kidnappings predominantly conducted by common criminals.

In order to investigate Y-chromosomal relationships in more detail, we visualized STR haplotypes within a common predominantly northern haplogroup (C*) and southern haplogroup (O3) using networks [50] constructed with the seven Y-STRs common to all datasets (Figure 3).

Visceral leishmaniasis (VL) is a predominantly rural disease, common in the low lands of eastern Nepal.