Sentence examples for reported preponderance from inspiring English sources
The dominance of herbaceous plant species, with annual and perennial lifespan, is in agreement with findings of Khuroo et al. (2007) who also reported preponderance of annual (32% of all alien species) and perennial herbs (27% of all alien species) in alien flora of Kashmir Himalaya.
The reported preponderance of AP-AChE over AO-AChE [25], [28], [30], [31] supports the notion of Cys289 as a target site for novel insecticides.
However, none of the patients reported nocturnal preponderance or periodicity.
Wang et al. (2011) also reported the preponderance of herbaceous habit in naturalised plant species recorded in Beijing Municipality, China.
However, all centers reporting invasive GBS reported a preponderance of disease in the first two days of life emphasizing the importance of active surveillance within the newborn population.
However, participants in both suicidal groups reported a preponderance of flashforwards to suicide relative to verbal thoughts of suicide, so further exploration of imagery of future events might provide a novel and much-needed general target for intervention.
Recently, we reported a preponderance of hypomethylation over hypermethylation events during the epigenomic program of BE pre-progression by comparing global DNA methylation profiles of two groups of BE patients, termed 'progressors' and 'non-progressors' [ 16].
A study by Sayal et al. in India reported a preponderance for infection in group O Rh(D -positive men anD -positiveng groups B positive and D-negative ones.
In addition, there were no group differences in the relative frequency of the domain of the worry topics, P = 5.41, ns (Fisher's exact probability test), with both reporting a preponderance of work/study related worries and social/relationship worries.
Our study reported a female preponderance of 67% that could be hormonally determined which is consistent with previous studies [29].
The male preponderance reported in Europe and North America varied.
