Sentence examples for predominantly established from inspiring English sources
Research niches in Forestry are predominantly established using gap indications and positive justifications, thus showing (i) considerable similarity compared to those in Wildlife Behaviour, and (ii) notable difference compared to those in Civil Engineering.
The GPs all declared a special interest in musculoskeletal disorders and were predominantly established GPs.
Within the neuropil only a few synaptic contacts, predominantly established on dendritic shafts (∼91%) but very rarely on spines, are present.
Basal and stem cell enriched populations predominantly established poorly differentiated squamous tumors, whereas differentiated luminal cells gave rise to a high proportion of ER+ papillary tumors.
Additionally, transcripts from the most lowly expressed genes, or genes specifically expressed in important but relatively minor cell types may very likely be under-represented in the ESTs database predominantly established by large scale ESTs projects.
As contracts are complex, their enactment is predominantly established and fulfilled with significant human involvement.
Excitatory L6B nonpyramidal neurons predominantly establish corticocortical connections (Arimatsu et al. 2003).
> -wrap-foot> viralviral homologue of interferon regulatory factor The EBV is a human gamma-herpesvirus that predominantly establishes latent infection in B lymphocytes and epithelial cells.
Further in vivo validation must now be performed before the device is used in in vivo research or clinical practice Evaluation of anterior cruciate ligament integrity in the clinical setting relies predominantly on establishing anteroposterior (AP) laxity by manual testing.
Voxel-based morphometric analysis of MR images in the two cases established predominantly right temporal atrophy associated with J.P.'s deficit for person knowledge and predominantly left temporal atrophy in M.A. who was impaired in general conceptual knowledge.
Working with a demographer, Anthony discovers a close correlation between the prevalence of a wide range of present-day afflictions and the predominantly black neighborhoods established a century ago — including, of course, the unrelieved prevalence of rats.
