Sentence examples for predominately done from inspiring English sources

Many DNA adduct investigations from the 1980s until the present were predominately done using the P-postlabeling methodology, which is well-suited to a broad-based DNA adduct analysis because of its inherent ability to monitor many adducted nucleotides simultaneously in a given sample.

But since this is a mostly black and white show, this drawing, done predominately in lime green, serves as a sight for color-deprived eyes.

Unfortunately, many studies regarding gender differences do not investigate racial identity, as many studies are done at predominately white institutions and people of color are notoriously underrepresented across STEM disciplines.

And on average, Muslim countries mobilize twice as large a share of the population in armed forces as do predominately Christian countries.

They say that it is a symbol of Iran's dominance of the city and that it attracts far more government attention and money than the city's predominately Sunni population does.

Just because members of a predominately white community do not "see" acts of racial injustice, doesn't mean they don't exist.

B cell chloroplasts are predominately agranal and do not accumulate key components of the water oxidizing complex of photosystem II (PSII) [ 8, 9].

We found that a preoperative diagnosis of diabetes neither influenced preoperative nor early post-RYGB glucose disposal, supporting that peripheral tissues (predominately skeletal muscle) do not contribute to the early metabolic improvements after surgery in patients with or without diabetes.

Many gluten free cookbooks or raw food diet cookbooks feature almond meal predominately because it does not contain gluten and is made entirely out of whole almonds, an approved food on the raw food diet.

Interestingly, while FMS is predominately a female disease, most studies were done on males.

So does the predominately Dutch clientele, worth remembering if you have something confidential to say, especially if you are seated at the long communal table.