Sentence examples for predominantly pursued from inspiring English sources
However, there is a difference for this pair in that antagonists have been predominantly pursued for CNR1 but agonists for CNR2 [22].
We argue that more proactive PIs utilising non-conformance strategies shape new research trajectories, while conformative and/or more reactive PIs predominantly pursue and deepen existing trajectories.
For example, medical school applicants are predominantly pursuing science undergraduate degrees (∼67%), including biology as their principal major (∼53%; Association of American Medical Colleges [AAMC], 2013).
Following the results of these trials, several research groups, predominantly in Mexico and South Africa, pursued further research into measles aerosol vaccination.
Approximately 88% of the population inhabits rural regions; however, the healthcare workforce predominantly trains and pursues employment in urban settings [ 1].
But some critics complain that the undercover operations are usually staged in predominantly minority neighborhoods even though the crimes being pursued are often the sort of run-of-the-mill offenses that occur anywhere.
In contrast, screening for cystic fibrosis, a disorder that predominantly affects the lungs and pancreas, is generally pursued in the at-risk newborn at the level of DNA because there is no cheap and accurate alternative.
In college I pursued biology and my class was suddenly predominantly female.
Since his retirement in 1980, he has pursued a high-profile career as a sports journalist and cricket commentator, predominantly with Channel Nine.
Morning rush-hour commuters at Grand Central spill in from the northern suburbs, a pivotal voting ground, and East Harlem is predominantly Hispanic, offering a way to reach minority voters that critics say Mr. Giuliani had not pursued.
