More and more they came to interpret the international and Roman Catholic ideals of the emperor in terms of the political predominance of Spain in Europe and overseas.
In terms of frequency, there was a predominance of low schooling (1 4 years), married or widow/widower marital status and family income of 1 3 minimum wages.
The proposed method exhibited considerable predominance in terms of higher APs yield (16.74%) with much lower temperature and shorter duration, as against the reported hot water extraction method (14.33% of APs yield with 100 °C and 3 h).
In terms of the risk estimates, male predominance decreased with age for both subsites (Table 3).
Landau et al. [ 8] reported on several extensive Bedouin families affected by SSINS with similar clinical course - in terms of age of onset, male predominance and spontaneous cure at puberty -compared to those in sporadic cases.
We considered alternative methods of interpreting TST results (27 ), but given the highly heterogeneous nature of our population in terms of geographic origin (>100 countries), the predominance of prior BCG vaccination, and the need for a well-defined TST cutoff for clinical decision-making, we adopted the above cutoff as recommended by national (21 ) and international guidelines (28 ).
The methodological validity of the review is similarly problematic, mostly due to its lack of evidence concerning adequate allocation concealment, its blinding procedures, the similarity of intervention and control arms in terms of saturated fat intake and the predominance of industrially funded studies, as well as possible reporting bias.
P-Orridge sees this in terms of gender and the rejection of male predominance, saying "trans people and drag queens are the storm troopers of the future".
Further, the Principle of Predominance (in B12, see sect.
In other words, there is no absolute predominance of production cartel in terms of R&D effort.
