In paediatric wards, where infectious disease related-admissions predominate, the demand for isolation beds may be ten-fold greater than for hospitalized adults [ 4].
In deeply Roman Catholic and patriarchal Latin America, where anti-abortion church dogma and macho traditions predominate, abortion on demand is allowed nationally only in Cuba, Guyana, Puerto Rico and Uruguay (and in Mexico City, but not in the rest of Mexico).
The Jevons paradox occurs when the effect from increased demand predominates, causing resource use to increase.
Internet connectivity was rarely a limiting factor, with competing logistical and scheduling demands of the participants predominating.
Two predominating complexes have been identified.
Long, demanding corners predominate at the track, which is renowned as one of the severest tests of a car's aerodynamic capabilities on the Formula 1 calendar.
Because either a slip-out or unpaired nucleotides could be considered DNA damage, either one could predominate as the lesion demanding repair.
However, in times of recession the transitory shocks predominate, and monetary and other demand-oriented models are pertinent.
Given these circumstances, the study posits that producers follow a quality adjustment process based on trial-and-error, that is, they adjust the quality in accordance with demand in order to predominate the product market with improved quality.
The disease-oriented approach, which has predominated healthcare in sub-Saharan Africa, creates a rising demand for and development of specialist doctors instead of generalist doctors.
