Sentence examples for preponderance of grade from inspiring English sources

The entire list of identified REs, chromosomal coordinates, official gene name, distance from TSS and RE sequence features resulting in the given grade, is available in Additional file 2. The distribution of identified p53 REs grouped based on the functional score, shows a very large preponderance of "grade 1" REs, that are considered as unlikely functional (Fig.  2a).

The patient characteristics are described in Figure 1A and included a preponderance of high grade ductal cancers mostly of early stage I and II, and a high proportion of ER-negative cancers.

The results of the study showed a preponderance of relatively lower-grade and ER-rich tumours in older women.

This low incidence may also reflect the application of stringent diagnostic criteria for grading DCIS as a result of the ongoing comprehensive training programmes required for pathologists reporting NHSBSP screen-detected cancers, as well as the recognised preponderance of detection of high-grade DCIS in the NHSBSP.

In the TUR group, FGF8b expression was not associated with either clinical parameter most likely because of a preponderance of advanced-stage and/or high-grade disease (Table 1).

Due to the preponderance of tumors with a high histological grade, the prevalence of chromosomal aberrations was complex in many samples.

The study relied on several variables in grading prospective dropoff spots: population density, commercial activity, preponderance of families and "family-based characteristics" (schools and so forth), income level.

The preponderance of previous experiments used monodisperse spheres to form complex plasma systems.

The elliptical nature of this plot, with a preponderance of points in the first and third quadrants, suggests that relative over- or under-estimation of the grade boundaries are the most common patterns that leads to disagreement between raters.

"The preponderance of evidence shows that attending schools that are diverse has positive effects on children throughout the grades, and it grows over time," said Roslyn Mickelson, a professor of sociology and public policy at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, who has reviewed hundreds of studies of integrated schooling.

The machined surface of the workpiece is found to have a graded microstructure composed of ultrafine grains at and near the surface and a preponderance of twins further into the subsurface.