Sentence examples for remain predominant from inspiring English sources

An editor of a book published in 1950 entitled "A Treasury of College Humor" remarked that "although the atomic bomb, and other timely trivia, may momentarily intrude, broad and universal themes — the fate of the football team, the perusal of sex, and the imbibing of alcoholic beverages — remain predominant".

Interventions that utilize parents as active sources of change remain predominant.

Despite the application of oral blood glucose lowering medication and the consumption of a healthy diet, postprandial hyperglycemia and excessive glycemic fluctuations remain predominant features in patients with type 2 diabetes (7, 8).

In 2002, a new model called "Family Health Groups" was implemented in the province (a reformed fee-for-service with financial resources allocated to practices for hiring nurses), but the FFS and CLSC models remain predominant.

In the presence of both receptors, as in JKT-1 seminoma cells, the suppressive effect of E2 may remain predominant because of a rapid dephosphorylation of ERK1/2 by an ER-β-dependent expression of protein phosphatase 2A, as described in neonatal rat cerebellar neurons (Belcher et al. 2005).

China became the main market for Hong Kong's products prior to 1997, and this trade remained predominant after the territory's reintegration.

It came to dominate the Greek philosophical schools and remained predominant until the teaching of philosophy by pagans ended in the second half of the 6th century ce.

His early paintings include floral still lifes and vivid portraits of women, subjects that remained predominant throughout his career; he considered such works examples of "symbolic realism".

From the 1970s and '80s the drift of Aboriginals to the towns and cities transformed the old patterns except in Northern Territory, where the rural distribution has remained predominant.

The first of their kind, both indexes long remained predominant medical references, and the Index Medicus is still regarded as one of the primary medical bibliographies in the United States.

As the lesions started to heal, they became well defined and acquired a thin border of hypoautofluorescence while remaining predominant hyperautofluorescent centrally.