Sentence examples for predominantly of one from inspiring English sources
Hydrodynamic analysis by analytical ultracentrifugation sedimentation velocity and native mass spectrometry revealed that the purified terminase complex consists predominantly of one copy of the nonameric S-terminase bound to two equivalents of L-terminase (1S-terminase:2L-terminase).
When my colleagues and I initially discovered the mindset phenomenon, we believed people were predominantly of one mindset or the other.
"I think that maximum emphasis needs to be put on the ability of people to choose, even if that means some housing developments are predominantly of one race or another," Jackson told station WGBH in 1988.
Nevertheless, in a population that is predominantly of one sub-tribe, variation in exposure to mosquito bites is likely to play an important role [ 7].
In their "purest" forms they may be extremes, but in music predominantly of one type, the other element is rarely wholly absent, though on an instrument such as the organ, actual dynamic stress is impossible.
Brilliant interference colours may display variety or be predominantly of one kind, depending upon the relative thicknesses of layers and interlaminar spaces giving rise to the colours.
Reads that lie predominantly on one end of a splice junction may have too little sequence at the distant end to identify the other exon.
The virions are predominantly composed of one major capsid protein, VP1 (58 60 kDa) and a second minor structural protein named VP2 (8.5 23 kDa) has been found in association with FCV and RHDV virions, and Norwalk virus-like particles.
In such a case, the backbone is predominantly composed of one type of comonomer (i.e., monomer A in the example).
Some groups (Jamestown/Ushertown, Alajo, Cantonments, and Roman Ridge) were predominantly composed of one gender or another (Table 1); however, in each case the research team made efforts to ensure that the minority gender had ample opportunities to be heard.
The men tried to survive on a diet consisting predominantly of just one major food group before shifting the proportions of butter, pemmican and biscuit in their rations until they found one that was palatable and helped them man-haul across the snow.
