"slight predominance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to something that is slightly greater in number, amount, or importance when compared with something else. For example: "The slight predominance of blue over other colors in her painting created a calming effect."
One polyester without pyridine units was amphoteric with slight predominance of Lewis-basic behaviour.
A slight predominance of cluster pain on the right side has been reported in several studies.
Microbiological confirmation was present in 51% of all patients, with a slight predominance of Gram-negative bacteria.
Some 60 to 80% of SFTs occur from the visceral pleura [4], often in the inferior hemithorax, with a slight predominance of pedunculated tumors [5, 6].
It cannot be ruled out that the slight predominance of right-sided pain may reflect a selection bias related to clinical-based studies.
The mean age of the included students was 14.4 (range: 12 18 years) with a slight predominance of girls (62%, N = 489).
A slight predominance of cluster pain on the right side has been reported in a review of five different studies (n = 807) [11] and among 230 patients from England [8], whereas two Italian authors report conflicting findings [12, 13].
A survey-based field study of a sample of 412 students and the application of bivariate probit models show a low level of mobile device integration in teaching (devices taken to class by only 29.8% of respondents) with a slight predominance of laptops.
Results: 39 children admitted to pediatric intensive care, mean age was 5 years, 70% under 6 years with extremes of 02 months and 15 years, a female predominance of 60% was observed with a slight predominance of accidental poisoning (56%) Compared to voluntary poisoning (44%).
There was a slight predominance of boys (414, 51.7%).
There was a slight predominance of males.
