To the vast preponderance of other human beings, our individual lives are meaningless.
What they clearly do not show is anything that would alter the enormous preponderance of evidence that human-caused climate change is occurring.
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Thermal tolerance was significantly more common among ascomycetous than basidiomycetous yeasts, suggesting an explanation for the preponderance of ascomycetous yeasts among human pathogenic fungi.
Notwithstanding the inability to detect CD2-formaldehyde-DNA adducts in blood or bone marrow following 5 days' exposure to 10 ppm formaldehyde, the preponderance of credible animal and human data indicates that hematotoxicity is not a consequence of formaldehyde exposure, even up to very high exposure concentrations.
Although these systems are not as well studied as tumorigenesis, recent work by Jaffe and colleagues (37, 38) has shown a preponderance of subcapsular angiogenesis during human fetal adrenal development (14 to 22 wk postconception) and has reported that adrenocorticotropin (ACTH -driven zonACTH -drivenial expression of Ang2 is an important part of this process.
There is a strong female preponderance, which correlates with some reports of human relapsing polychondritis [ 1] and autoimmune diseases in general.
The weight-of-evidence approach allows for the consideration of how, for a particular case, the preponderance of evidence identifies risk to human health or the environment.
In each of these processes, there is a preponderance of mechanistic, animal model, and human data indicating that disturbances in these mechanisms exist, but at present, pharmacologic targeting of these disturbances in patients has not resulted in improved outcomes.
In general, the distribution of selection coefficients was relatively similar among the three species, with the exception of OAS2 and TMEM173, which showed a marked preponderance of selectively constrained codons in humans and chimpanzees, respectively.
