Germany's growing preponderance in Europe was tipping the balance of power toward instability.
Therefore, it is likely that future diabetes preponderance is underestimated, given the growing frequency of obesity (1).
His interest in the subject grew from his discovery of a preponderance of litigation in small Indian villages, a clear example, he thought, of the influence of the British legal system on Indian society.
Ironically, though, that segment is growing, brought on by the preponderance of Web-based brokerages, omnipresent CNBC, and the allure of twenty-something instant Internet millionaires.
Some senior airmen, worried about the potential creation of a whole new service, are protectively dubbing themselves the "aerospace" force.Is space really an area of growing vulnerability, given America's overwhelming preponderance in all forms of satellite technology?
If you're a lifelong New Yorker of a certain age like me, then there are several things you cannot extract from your growing up experience: graffiti on Subways, the pornified Times Square, the preponderance of Off-Track Betting parlors, and one figure who towered over them all.
The preponderance of ethnic Moroccans under surveillance in the Spanish, French and Belgium antiterror operations reflects not only the size and dispersal of Moroccan immigrants across Europe, but also the intense disaffection of a growing fraction of young, mostly unemployed Moroccans who are vulnerable to the call to radicalism.
The reason for the preponderance of mitochondrial markers is unknown.
A post-thinning visit was associated with an increased average gait score of 0.25 over and above that due to the age at which the birds were assessed, probably due to the effect of the stress of the first thin, and/or the preponderance of larger, faster-growing male birds remaining in the flock after thinning.
