Sentence examples for remarkable majority from inspiring English sources

However, women often develop more severe symptoms of OA, and that fact accounted for a remarkable majority of TKRs.

The Democrats still have a remarkable 18 vote majority in the Senate and a substantial majority in the House and they continue to occupy the White House even though its occupant may prefer to be elsewhere, out among "us".

Subsequently, it is remarkable that the majority of studies in this review used conventional radiographs to evaluate the postoperative positioning of the radius instead of an imaging modality that facilitates 3D evaluation.

The magnitude of the differences detected was remarkable, with the majority of effect sizes above the threshold for a medium effect (d = .5), and some above the threshold for a large effect (d = .8) [27].8

This rise from non-existence to a force in British politics so powerful that even the mainstream media have begun to identify it as the biggest threat to the governing Conservative party is all the more remarkable because the majority of the British electorate doesn't actually know what the word "libertarian" means.

This was the more remarkable since the majority of this group admitted that they experienced some degree of oral discomfort.

It is remarkable that the majority of the mutation-induced effects are confined to post-GTPase conformational changes in the lattice.

It is remarkable that the majority of corynebacterial species harboring a hut gene cluster are in some way associated with the urogenital tract.

It is remarkable that the majority of the medical schools observed here preferred an in-house open source model to outsourcing their LMS.

It is remarkable that the majority of the Hungarian isolates had different STs than the previously examined French, Belgian and German isolates which possessed the same sequence as PG45 [ 10].

Further, given the large scope that these activities try to cover within the province, it is remarkable that the majority of these QI-PHC activities rely on a relatively small pool of research leaders and on primarily unpredictable and one-off pilot and project-based funding.