Sentence examples for predominantly of medium from inspiring English sources
Effect sizes for these antecedents were predominantly of medium or large magnitude.
The slopes are predominantly of medium and high downhill gradient (12 350), where the greatest part of the forest cover is found.
Castilla-La Mancha is a central region of Spain, and has more than two million inhabitants (11.00 % immigrants from Eastern Europe, North-Africa, Asian, and South and Central-America) predominantly of low-medium socioeconomic level.
In yeast, full-length Pkc1p appears to reside predominantly at the bud-neck of medium to large sized buds and at the tip of small-sized buds, and to become re-localized to the cell's periphery upon exposure to cell-wall stress [29], [39].
The NHSII cohort comprises predominantly Caucasian women living in neighborhoods of medium to high SES.
Earlier eluting fractions include filaments significantly larger than 200 nm (LO = large oligomers) while later eluting fractions consist predominantly of short fibrils (MO = medium oligomers) of up to 100 nm and small, circular aggregates (SO = small oligomers) that can be smaller than 10 nm.
This paper describes the electrochemical behavior of the nitrofurazone (NFZ), in predominantly aqueous medium, in the absence and presence of glutathione (reduced form) (GSH), l-cysteine (Cys) and O2 using a highly boron doped diamond electrode (HBDDE).
The G-protein γ7 subunit mRNA is expressed predominantly in medium spiny neurons of the caudate-putamen (CP) and nucleus accumbens (NAc) and neurons of the olfactory tubercle [23].
Based on the presence of Nav1.8 in predominantly small medium sized neurons in human DRG, it is likely that Nav1.8 is present in both A delta and C fibres [ 9, 10].
This validates our view of the Internet becoming a predominantly visual medium.
The CN is a subcortical structure of the basal ganglia, which contains a large population of medium spiny neurons that primarily release the inhibitory neurotransmitter GABA, unlike the predominantly glutamatergic neurons of the cerebral cortex (Tepper et al. 2010).
