He agreed, but for him the crucial point came when a line was crossed which took a school away from the natural consequences of living in an area with a preponderant faith group into something different altogether: separate and removed from the fairness, tolerance and "small l" liberalism traditionally associated with, yes, "Britishness".
DLD: Delayed Language Development MR: mental retardation High paternal and maternal education and high employment among parents of autistic children were significantly more preponderant in the Egyptian group (table 6).
The presence of hydroxy end-groups is the preponderant factor on cyclodepolymerization kinetics.
Within mitochondrial genomes, Group I introns are preponderant in fungi, Group II introns are predominant in plants [ 5], and both groups are rare in Metazoa.
Greater knowledge of the smaller sub-groups B1- and B2-RIFIN proteins will improve our understanding of the larger A-RIFIN and STEVOR groups that play a more preponderant role at the surface of the infected host cell [ 4, 13].
hegemony noun \hi-ˈje-mə-nē, -ˈge-; ˈhe-jə-ˌmō-nē\ : influence or control over another country, a group of people, etc. 1: preponderant influence or authority over others : domination 2: the social, cultural, ideological, or economic influence exerted by a dominant group.
Given that the preponderant risk factors differ among IFIs, IFIs were divided into 2 groups.
Symmetrical sacroiliitis and B*27:05 was male preponderant (odds ratio = 11.91), resembling the findings in ankylosing spondylitis and supporting current endeavours to group the axial spondyloarthritis together.
At the same time, German names were preponderant.
The shift these magazines represented from preponderant text to preponderant pictures was a subtle kind of revolution that has had immense consequences.
