Sentence examples for significant preponderance from inspiring English sources
There was a significant preponderance of left-side fractures (P < 0.03).
Among the 4 phases of seizure activity recorded (see materials and methods), there was no significant preponderance of any seizure phenotype.
Intriguingly, there was a significant preponderance of medium- and high-expressing tumour samples in men compared with women (P=0.03).
The contribution of the private sector to health care financing in Africa is 50%, with a significant preponderance of private, not-for-profit, nongovernmental (PNFP-NGO) entities, particularly church organizations.
Patients of all age groups were enrolled, and majority of the patients i.e. 70.85% (1488/2100) were between 21 to 50 years of age, though there was no significant preponderance of TB in any specific age group (Table 1).
IHC and gene expression profiling (Fig 3A) revealed a significant preponderance of HER2-positive tumours in cluster 2, basal-like tumours in cluster 3, and luminal A tumours in cluster 6.
Mean age of participants was 40.9 ± 13.8 years; there was approximately even spread between 18 and 65, albeit with a non-significant preponderance (26.4%) among those aged 46 55 (OR: 1.3 [95% CI: 0.98 1.7].
More recently, however, a large community cross-sectional survey has confirmed the significant prevalence and female preponderance of chronic cough in the community [ 9].
More recently, in the Vågå study [18] of headache epidemiology, Sjaastad and Bakketeig [19] reported a 12.9% lifetime prevalence of exertional headache with a slight but significant female preponderance (F M ratio 1.38).
He also observed a significant female preponderance when compared to patients with isolated hip fractures.
Consistent with this hypothesis, Tables 2 and 3 show a significant overall preponderance of proviral insertions versus solo-LTRs in the PH relative to the NPE (χ2 = 18.66, P≪0.001), presumably because recombination is reduced and selection against proviral copies is relaxed in the PH.
