Sentence examples for predominantly true from inspiring English sources

Wherein a predominantly true story is made more complicated in the service of art.

However, recent reports showed that the VEP measured hyperexcitability predominantly true for migraine with aura [37, 38].

He holds that it is a conceptual truth that we attribute rationality to speakers in interpreting them, which Davidson understands as implying that the speaker's beliefs are predominantly like our own, and, more disputably, that they are predominantly true.

Locke thus seems not to identify pleasure with any bodily sensation proper and the same may well be predominantly true of his tradition, despite textually unsupported attributions of 'the sensation view'.

The questionnaire includes 567 statements and subjects have to answer "true" or "false" according to what is predominantly true or false for them.

This is predominantly true in Southern Vietnam.

In summary we find that the use of CapFilter greatly enriches for peaks composed predominantly of true TSSs.

Research by Professor Yaojun Li found the same was true for predominantly Muslim Pakistani and Bangladeshi women trying to find work: "After 1983 the unemployment rate of Pakistani and Bangladeshi women has remained consistently and substantially higher than the rate for white women".

For example, the Angus and Red Angus breeds were largely undistinguished from one another for much of their history, with red animals breeding true amongst the predominantly black Angus cattle populations in coastal England and Scotland.

The true believers were predominantly female married to a rural partner and who had spent long periods of time in rural areas.

Seven ST80 isolates (16%) were derived from household contacts (predominantly colonisation), five originating from true CA-MRSA strains and two from family members of a nursing home nurse, all three of them suffering furunculosis by ST80.