Sentence examples for predominantly depicted from inspiring English sources

While predominantly depicted as white, those seen at Akrotiri are red lilies.

The music video premiered on 8 November 2011 on YouTube, and predominantly depicts the group spending time on the banks of Lake Placid.

Since under in vivo conditions radioligands predominantly depict the renal cortex [ 14], the region of interest (ROI) for quantitative analysis was placed over the cortex.

Chalhoub-Deville (2009) argues that the interactional approach advanced by researchers such as Chapelle, Bachman, and Palmer is "predominantly cognitive," depicts communication "largely as static and fixed," and "emphasizes the ability within an individual because ultimately we are interested in awarding individual scores" (p. 253).

In addition to other lobar haemorrhagic lesions, SS depicted predominantly in the supratentorial area has been increasingly recognised as one of the CAA-related abnormal findings [24].

In the 20th century vampires began to turn from being depicted as predominantly animalistic creatures and instead displayed a broader range of human characteristics.

Ashmead was one of the first North American physicians to study Peruvian potteries that depicted diseases, predominantly leprosy and syphilis, at the beginning of the 20th century (32 ).

Consequently, his rehabilitation of Socrates leads him to contrast the genuine philosopher with the sophists, whom he depicts predominantly as charlatans.

The SAED pattern consists of four concentric rings, which could be assigned to (111), (200), (220) and (311) planes of fcc structure, which is in good agreement with the XRD pattern observed in Fig. 4a. Figure 5b shows TEM images for samples obtained from experiment 3. The micrograph depicts predominantly (>90%%) rod-like structures with an average size of 45 nm.

It depicted the Air New Zealand plane painted predominantly the yellow of Australia with a tag reading: "Air New Zealand hearts Qantas Wallabies"..@FlyAirNZ While black is slimming, we think it needs a golden touch.

For too long, the subject of sustainability and the assumption of corporate responsibility were depicted in management literature as a predominantly defensive strategy and, therefore, applied practically as a mere cost factor.