Studies have also shown the preponderance of R. africae, the causative agent of African tick-bite fever, as well as R. conorii and R. aeschlimannii, in different ecoregions of Kenya (7 ).
He said, "the preponderance of schoolgirls; the absence of a toxic agent; transient, benign symptoms; rapid onset and recovery; plausible rumours; the presence of a strange odour; and anxiety generated from a wartime backdrop" all pointed to mass hysteria.
These multicatalytic proteinase complexes conduct the preponderance of intracellular protein degradation and dispense with DNA-damaging agents or other toxic compounds in cells.
Our investigation of genetic polymorphism of M. tuberculosis complex strains from humans in two ecological regions of Cameroon has shown M. tuberculosis sensu stricto to be the predominant agent of TB cases, with the preponderance of the LAM10 family genotype.
The preponderance of impact craters and the associated crater ejecta facies are leading agents of geomorphic change across the Solar System.
These agents show only limited activity as single agents in the treatment of HER2-overexpressing breast cancer, despite a preponderance of experimental evidence suggesting that these cancers are highly dependent on HER2 function (Burstein et al, 2004; and reviewed in Moasser, 2007b).
Notwithstanding, if either of these two agents is to be considered the gold-standard medical therapy for IH, the preponderance of current evidence suggests that it be HTS, not mannitol.
We hypothesize therefore that infectious agents acting on the genetically predisposed, probably those with APOL1 genetic mutation, may be responsible for the preponderance of FSGS seen in Ibadan, which is a Yoruba Land.
Missed the sheer preponderance of these statements?
The committee had a preponderance of aerospace industrialists.
