Sentence examples for predominantly well from inspiring English sources

From the first venue of its kind in Underwood's east London home, the movement has "just snowballed", although – as he acknowledges – those attending are predominantly well- educated and white.

The use of free PSA in addition to total PSA reduces the number of negative sextant biopsies at a PSA cut-off level of 3 ng/ml at initial screening with 30%, at the cost of losing 10% of detectable cancers that are predominantly well differentiated on histology.

Histologically they are predominantly well to moderately differentiated adenocarcinomas.

Those taking part in the survey were predominantly well-educated working people who felt they were in control of their lives.

Ionization effects are expected to be more significant in materials with covalent/ionic bonding involving predominantly well-localized electrons.

The dataset for CASMI 2016 was predominantly well-known anthropogenic substances and as a result there are many distinct and highly referenced substances in the candidate lists.

With regard to recent Polish migration to the UK, White has highlighted the range of migrant backgrounds and motivations in line with this critique, including the migrants' different educational profiles - they tend to be portrayed as predominantly well-educated - and economic push factors experienced across educational profiles (White, 2010).

Previously, Swedish users of CTs have been shown to be predominantly well-educated, middle/high income groups [ 13, 16].

Our predominantly well-educated study population frequently used the Internet for dating, reported prevalent partner exchange including recent casual or anonymous partners, and alcohol use.

In studies of predominantly well-nourished individuals, microbial translocation has been proposed as an etiology of the persistent immune activation observed in patients with both untreated and treated HIV.

Our study was for the most part in agreement with the findings of others however, that CAM users are more likely to be younger, better off and predominantly, well-educated women, since our analysis of sociodemographic data confirmed that gender and educational level were predictive variables of CAM usage.