Sentence examples for predominantly early from inspiring English sources
The bark was peeled to expose the beetle larvae so that we could assess whether they were predominantly early instar (first or second), or late instar (third or fourth), based on relative head capsule size.
The high mortality rates we observed may be because of larvae being predominantly early instar (Safranyik & Linton, 1998; but see Bentz & Mullins, 1999).
The outliers, it turned out, were predominantly early retirees.
David Daniels decided long ago that he would not limit himself to the predominantly early music repertory that countertenors were expected to sing, but would perform anything he felt he could interpret persuasively.
Rounds of secret negotiations have been going on since early June between each of the major auction houses's -- Sotheby's, Christie's and Phillips -- and the heirs of Nathan and Marion Smooke, Los Angeles collectors who had amassed a notable group of artworks, predominantly early 20th-century French and German paintings and sculptures.
Hypothermia reduced peak systolic thickening velocity (S′) and shifted the diastolic velocities from predominantly early (e′) towards late (atrial-induced) (a′).
The precipitates were predominantly (75 99%) jarosite, with potassium jarosite formation occurring preferentially over that of hydronium, ammonium and sodium jarosite.
Over this range, two rainfall distribution zones are recognised: (1) predominantly winter rainfall in the south; and (2) uniform annual rainfall at Wollemia.
The thickness of N-MLG particles from diluted ethanol dispersion (determined based on the corresponding cross-sectional profiles on Fig. 3b, d, e) reaches predominantly 4.2 5.4 nm.
That matches well with the predominantly 25-45-year-olds 25-45-year-olds 25-45-year-olds 25-45-year-oldsmpelling items they'll live whoh in their homes, wear, and gift.
Among the shooters older than age 14, half were older teenagers (aged 15 19), usually aged 15 16 (friends of the predominantly 13 14 age victims), and half were adults, usually immediate family members.
