Sentence examples similar to predominately no from inspiring English sources

Treatments for patients with CTCL are predominately palliative as no curative therapies are available.

Others have shown that immune suppression in the spleen in mainly dependent on ROS production whereas immune suppression in the tumour area is predominately depending on NO production by myeloid cells indicating that the increased PMN-MDSC population suppresses the anti-tumour T cell responses by producing ROS.

UK sex worker Molly Smith called the comparison "disgraceful" and told me: "It's noticeable that the signatories of the anti-Amnesty letter are predominately white: they have no business comparing anything to apartheid, let alone policies that are used to target and deport migrant women, especially black migrant women".

Although chiropractic patients suffering from neck pain were predominately women, there were no differences in baseline pain scores or any outcome measure at 1 month compared to men.

What he told his audience, he said, was that Christianity was no longer "a predominately Western religion".

Like many museums in Spain, the Prado no longer relies predominately on government funding but has increasingly been forced to reach out to private sources of income.

These results are important, as the audit review literature predominately considers workpaper review, and no study compares the two review contexts.

This bistable transition approach is substantially different from the bifurcation hypothesis in the sense that one is driven predominately by stochastic processes, with no substantive changes in underlying parameters over the time course of seizure onset, whilst the other corresponds to a predominately deterministic route to seizures through underlying parameter variation.

In animals, two main classes of GCs are known to exist, a plasma membrane localized receptor (rGC) class that is activated by ligands and a soluble cytoplasmic (sGC) form that is predominately activated by nitric oxide (NO) [2].

In our study population, M. bovis infection in humans appeared to be predominately indigenous in Taiwan because no imported case was noted.

Since there is predominately (104) slip, i.e., no interacting slip systems that lead to localized hardening and resistance to shear, this further translated to low friction and wear.