Sentence examples for predominantly while from inspiring English sources

When compared with Patra's [7] model, predominantly, while processing the JPEG with quality factor greater than 50, the proposed method underperforms.

He et al. examined the dermal reaction in eight host species that were primarily infected with S. japonicum and reported that the schistosomulum in the skin of birds and other non-susceptible hosts were surrounded by an eosinophil infiltrate predominantly, while there was only a light reaction, mediated by a few infiltrating neutrophils, in the skin of susceptible hosts [14].

In Term/Post term neonates, Klebsiella pneumonia (65.5%) and Staphylococcus aureus (19.0%) were also isolated predominantly, while Proteus spp (1.7%) and Staphylococcus epidermidis (1.7%) were the least isolated.

This raised the possibility that the inactivation mechanisms of Copia and Mutator related sequences generate the 24 nt smRNAs predominantly, while the mechanism to inactivate Gypsy and CACTA elements produces 22 nt smRNAs predominantly.

It is possible that bedding does not protect against skin abrasions, as it does sole erosions, because skin abrasions occur predominantly while the piglets are scrabbling on their knees to feed, therefore small amounts of bedding quickly get pushed aside, and may even get forced into the skin.

The analyses of the additional questionnaire may have included a group of shoe users with lower exposure (more variety of shoe types) than those that wore high heels predominantly while working/walking/socialising (more people were classified as high heel users in the additional questionnaire group).

By retreating into philosophy we choose to live, for a while, predominantly in the world at large.

Armenia is predominantly Christian, while most Azeris are Muslim.

For several generations now, Bedford-Stuyvesant has been predominantly Latino, while East New York and Brownsville residents come mostly from India.

A New York Times analysis of those precincts shows that 14 were predominantly Hispanic while 1 was heavily African-American and 3 were mostly white.

As of 1999 "more than 70percentt of all black students attended schools that were predominantly black," while white students were still more segregated, with the vast majority attending schools "with few or no students of any other race".