Sentence examples for reached predominantly from inspiring English sources

Because we reached predominantly MSM with the study, we changed some items of the questionnaire during the study period, which might have created limitations to comparability.

Process evaluation of the program [ 24] showed that it reached predominantly obese children (70%% obese) and children from social disadvantaged backgrounds, but boys and Aboriginal children were less likely to complete the program.

The thickness of N-MLG particles from diluted ethanol dispersion (determined based on the corresponding cross-sectional profiles on Fig. 3b, d, e) reaches predominantly 4.2 5.4 nm.

By January, the fighting had reached the predominantly Nuer Leer, leaving Kuony Tet and her 10 children with no choice but to run.

Frank Sinatra and Bing Crosby capitalised on the arrival of the microphone as it allowed them to reach their predominantly female following with a whisper not a shout.

Many say they are still loth to let Turkish troops go through the northern part of Iraq under Kurdish control to reach a predominantly Sunni Muslim desert area stretching west of Baghdad to the Syrian and Jordanian borders, where Turkey expects its peacekeepers to be stationed.This time, however, it is not only the Kurds who are twitchy about Turks entering Iraq.

That context is key to understanding Clinton's remarks ― delivered during a nationally syndicated radio show reaching a predominantly African-American audience.

Histology was predominantly reached by either preoperative wire localization in MRM or by ultrasound or stereotactic guided biopsies.

That reaction and his use of Twitter to deliver it symbolise his political style - reaching out to predominantly young followers on social media in sharp, punchy language, mocking the establishment loyal to President Putin.

Tens of thousands of Rohingya have fled Burma just in the past few years, most of them hoping to reach Malaysia, a predominantly Muslim country.

Among the 1,288 girls surveyed, the project was predominantly reaching older, unmarried and literate adolescent girls.