Sentence examples for predominately young from inspiring English sources
The August riots were new in that gangs of predominately young unemployed men were able, using new media, to launch a series of semi-organized disturbances for the purpose not of protest, but of criminal gain.
"This will make a tremendous difference because tens of thousands of young people — predominately young people of color — will not be run through the system as criminals," said Steven Banks, the attorney in chief at the Legal Aid Society, which has handled thousands of the cases.
Untreated meniscus tears cause intermittent pain, joint swelling, recurrent mechanical symptoms (clicking, catching, giving way) and, therefore, significant reduction in quality of life in predominately young and active patients (McDermott [2011]).
As opposed to predominately young patients affected by TA, GCA is usually seen in patients over 50 years old with an incidence peaking in the 8th decade of life [38].
All predominately young white Irish-American youth from a supposed utopian neighborhood.
Today the average age of an Academy member is 63 while movie goers stayed predominately young.
However, head injury affects a predominately younger population and carries with it a high potential economic impact.
They said Annihilation, described as herbal incense, is being used predominately by young people in and around Glasgow.
The data on RSV were from 2 public acute-care hospitals with pediatric departments that routinely test for RSV, which is known to predominately affect young children.
Animals less than one year of age seem to dominate in these studies and several authors have concluded that rabies predominately affects young individuals [ 23, 41, 5].
Mammalian adipose tissue can be divided into brown adipose tissue and white adipose tissue (WAT) with the majority of fat in humans occurring as WAT. Brown adipose tissue is important for regulating heat and non-shivering thermogenesis, and is seen predominately in young and/or hibernating mammals.
