Sentence examples for predominantly leading from inspiring English sources

Malignant glioblastomas are highly aggressive tumors virtually resistant to available treatments and predominantly leading to death.

This scheme, which is a second-order upwind scheme, has a predominantly leading phase error for (0 < nu < 1) and predominantly lagging phase error for (1 < nu < 2).

Tyrosine and phenylalanine depletion (predominantly leading to dopaminergic changes), by contrast, resulted in a worse performance in spatial WM but not delayed word recall [ 35].

Engagement in research did differ between CRTFs holding academic or NHS positions; the former were predominantly leading research activity (95%) as well as contributing to that of others, while NHS staff were more likely to contribute to activity of others (52%) rather than lead themselves (12%).

Of the nine films competing for the Best Picture award at this Sunday's Oscars, three have predominantly black leading casts ― "Fences," "Moonlight," and "Hidden Figures".

In the 1930s, Australia had been divided along sectarian lines, with those of Irish descent such as Fingleton being Catholic and Anglo-Australians such as Bradman being predominantly Protestant, leading to speculation that the tension was fuelled by religion.

Small molecule inhibitors that predominantly target leading or lagging strand synthesis, such as topoisomerases [ 1], DNA polymerases [ 2], DNA ligase [ 3], proliferating cell nuclear antigen (PCNA) [ 4], ribonucleotide reductase [ 5], and telomerase [ 6], have been developed to clinically block uncontrolled cancer proliferation.

Because the sense strands of genes are predominantly in the leading strand, the GC skew leads to G-rich mRNAs.

Bauchi neighbours Plateau state in Nigeria's "middle belt", where the Muslim north meets the predominantly Christian south, leading to tension over the control of fertile farmlands and economic and political power.

Mitochondrial defects are the cause of numerous disorders affecting the oxidative phosphorylation system (OXPHOS) in humans leading predominantly to neurological and muscular degeneration.

Upon cooling, silver and vanadium oxide were found to combine at about 400 °C, leading predominantly to the formation of silver vanadate phases on the surface of these materials.