Hours and flexible working seem to be the predominant examples of what women refer to when they talk about either good or bad work-life balance.
On the basis of this predominant example in our study, our research makes clear that perceptions of stakeholders from conservation groups (especially apparent in Germany, but also in other countries) differ from those of stakeholders from practitioner and economy groups, e.g. regarding land-freeze for conservation measures or harvesting restrictions in general.
A predominant example is FGF2, a potent stimulator of muscle fiber proliferation and a strong inhibitor of differentiation [ 35, 37].
The Berlin Symphony Orchestra, for example, the predominant ensemble of the former Communist-controlled East Berlin, still performs a lot of Russian repertory, a cultural legacy that patrons were apparently not ready to give up.
For example, the predominant key of the First Symphony is D major; at the beginning of the Finale, the "conflict" movement, the key switches to F minor, and only after a lengthy battle gets back to D, near the end.
For example, the predominant accumulation of PolIV-dependent 24-nt siRNAs was transcribed from the maternal genome after fertilization in Arabidopsis seeds of the Columbia and Landsberg erecta reciprocal crosses.
The predominant site of distribution, for example, intratumoral, invasive edge of tumour was noted.
For example, thorium-232, the predominant isotope of natural thorium, can be used to generate uranium-233 through a process known as neutron capture.
For example, prolactin is the predominant driver of tumor development in F344 rats; however, whether this hormone is a causative agent in humans is not clear.
In another example contrasting with the predominant view of HDACs' being transcriptional repressors, it was shown that HDAC1 served as a coactivator for the glucocorticoid receptor (GR) and that this function was dynamically modulated by acetylation of HDAC1 itself [ 87].
