Sentence examples for predominantly corresponding from inspiring English sources
Primary lymphoma of the breast is very rare, accounting for less than 0.5% of all breast cancers and less than 1% of non-Hodgkin's malignant lymphomas, predominantly corresponding to diffuse B-cell lymphoma.
Our results further indicate that these building blocks are size-confined and are predominantly corresponding to the functional layers across focal adhesions of anchoring and integrin regulation, force transduction, and actin regulation.
As the wild-type K. marxianus secretes endogenous inulinase predominantly, the corresponding INU1 gene was disrupted using a Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeat (CRISPR)—associated protein (CRISPR Cas9) system to re-direct resources to scFv production.
Our sample was predominantly female corresponding to the gender distribution among hospital personnel in Finland and elsewhere.
The subjects of this study were predominantly female, corresponding to the geographic distribution of the obese population in the study area (21, 24 – 26, 31, 32).
As shown in panels b and c of Fig. 2, in TH-positive neurons the PSD-95 is predominantly present corresponding to soma membrane, while in their dendrites it appears rather sparse.
Neurons in a barreloid project predominantly to the corresponding column and delineate its dimensions (Wimmer et al. 2010).
The Diversity Arrays Technology (DArT), Canberra, Australia (http://www.diversityarrays.com/), has developed a GBS platform known as DArT-seq, which provides an opportunity to select genome fractions corresponding predominantly to active genes.
The profiles of shg1 and spp1 mutants formed the second group of predominantly upregulated probes corresponding to diverse intergenic regions and antisense transcripts sharing comparatively weak GO enrichment.
The correlation between the third PMV (corresponding predominantly to horn openness) and these anthropometric parameters also reveals that when the size of the subject increases, the meniscus becomes more open.
The correlation between the first PMV (corresponding predominantly to the size of the meniscus) and the anthropometric parameters of height, weight and condylar width of the knee indicates that when the size of the subject increases, the total contact area increases and the area of the tibia covered by the LM increases as a result of wider and longer horns.
