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"There is an assumption made that the people involved should predominantly be men.

Thus, age-related dose recommendations should predominantly be based on individual PS and comorbidity.

Neonatal levels measured on the first day of life should predominantly be reflective of maternal levels and not influenced by diet or postnatal age changes.

This suggests that observed differences should predominantly be ascribed to treatment downtime rather than to reduced permeability of clotted dialysis fibers.

As noted above, at these high pressures, we expect the extra-cerebral blood flow signals to be small (see results from Section 3.1 during the baseline period) so that we should predominantly be measuring cerebral response.

2) Lung samples collected from lesions at the interface between diseased and healthy tissue are most appropriate to detect MmmSC infections and should predominantly be considered in the analysis by rt-PCR.

Future-oriented urban development strategies need to incorporate this fact and should not predominantly be drafted on the paradigm of technological progress.

Local regions of interest, furthermore, should be reasonably self-contained, that is, the base pairs should predominantly connect nucleotides that are located inside of the region of interest.

"I think the debate predominantly should be about people who have a prospect of becoming prime minister," Mr Cameron told the BBC's Andrew Marr show.

It should not be predominantly a measure of the organisation's ability to fill in forms with the correct jargon, or its willingness to carry out ethnic monitoring of its members, or its cravenness towards health and safety edicts.

However, such stands should also be predominantly in areas with low profitability (and hence strongly negative SEV and poor fertility).