Sentence examples for predominantly survived from inspiring English sources

The cell tracking experiment revealed that the perinecrotic cells predominantly survived radiation therapy and directly caused recurrent tumors.

For example, perhaps it is robust (and therefore fast-aging later) young men who predominantly survived wars, camps and orphanages.

Furthermore, implant survival was significantly linked with radiotherapy (p < 0.01): implants in non-irradiated bone predominantly survived, whereas more implants in irradiated bone failed (Table  5).

Justin Ledogar, a researcher at the university of New England in Australia, said the hominid would have been at risk of self-injury if it had survived predominantly off a diet requiring considerable cracking and crushing.

In general, isolates of R. solani AG-3 from potato are predominantly asexual and survive as mycelium and sclerotia in soil and on potato seed tubers [ 18].

In culture, these cells have adapted their physiology to be able to survive, predominantly through the reversal of the ATP synthase (complex V), therefore further inhibition of complex I by aggregated α-synuclein does not have a toxic effect.

The old boatyards built wooden boats; most that survived have become marinas, predominantly servicing and repairing boats and renting dock slips and winter storage space.

The subjects recruited were predominantly middle-age men who had survived one MI for > 2 years on average (Table 1).

Healthy mice survived infection with spores predominantly retained in the lungs, whereas diabetic mice showed a tropism of high fungal spore burden towards the lung and the brain.

We addressed these limitations in a study of low-income parents, predominantly non-Hispanic Black single mothers, who survived Hurricane Katrina and who completed pre and postdisaster assessments (N = 392).

The five patients in whom RRT was withheld were predominantly in progressive multisystem organ failure, and were unlikely to have survived regardless of RRT.