Sentence examples for strongly predominant from inspiring English sources

In Italy, CPE isolates are very frequent with the KPC types strongly predominant whereas the New Delhi metallo-β-lactamase (NDM) enzymes are extremely rare.

The indicator minerals in the sediments of the lake near Severka Village are pyrite, disordered Ca-smectites, and dolomite (the latter is strongly predominant, especially in the lower part of the sediment section).

It occurs while the apparent pH (pD) of the d4-methanol solution decreases from 6 to 3. Due to an intramolecular hydrogen bond, the conformer with axial position of both acetoxy groups becomes strongly predominant.

The 7s orbitals are very highly stabilized in flerovium and thus a very large sp3 orbital hybridization is required to achieve the +4 oxidation state; thus flerovium is expected to be even more stable than lead in its strongly predominant +2 oxidation state and its +4 oxidation state should be highly unstable.

This result indicated that increased expression of PEG11 was strongly predominant over PEG11as in the NCpat genotype.

The βlow-cell population was strongly predominant in ZDF fa/fa rats (74.6%±4.3% of total β-cells) in remarkable contrast to the age-matched ZDF lean controls in which the βlow population only represented 37.2% ±1.7%of total β-cells (Fig. 7B).

Our observation that much higher levels of IL-23 as compared to IL-12 were reproducibly detected in the cultures of naïve CD4 T cells stimulated with anti-CD3-coated beads in the presence of IFN-DC (data not shown), strongly support the predominant role of IL-23 in mediating human Th17 cell development by IFN-DC.

These knockdown/mutation experiments argue strongly that the predominant anti-Endos phosphatase is some form of PP2A.

The dN/ dS mean value obtained for the flaA sequences strongly suggests a predominant action of purifying selection.

Since the higher molecular weight multimers of EAAT1 and EAAT2 were not consistently detected, we analyzed the predominant strongly staining monomers of EAATs on Western blots.

Collectively, these data strongly suggest a predominant role for MMP-14 in mediating monocyte recruitment and macrophage accumulation within established atherosclerotic plaques, highlighting both MMP-14 and its inhibitor, TIMP-2, as potential therapeutic avenues for the treatment of unstable atherosclerotic lesions.