Sentence examples for was dominated as from inspiring English sources

Throughout the 1950s, work on speech perception was dominated (as was psycholinguistics in general) by information theory, according to which the occurrence of each sound in a word and each word in an utterance is statistically determined by the preceding sounds and words.

Dabigatran 110 mg twice daily was dominated as a strategy by dabigatran 150 mg twice daily, as it was associated with a worse health outcome (−0.052 QALYs) and higher cost (£679).

For example, the 2G + B interventions (i.e., both girls and boys at 73% vaccine coverage) compared to 2G still produced more QALYsDW gained for each individual female than male (0.0015 vs 0.006).Figure  2 shows the cost-effectiveness acceptability curves for the three of the four programs (1G + B does not appear as it was dominated as shown in Figure  3) and no HPV vaccination program.

Normal and strike-slip types of focal mechanisms within this NW SW-trending cluster are domiNW SW-trendingas its surrounding.

"I don't think they'll be dominated as much as they were in the scrum two years ago and that's what really broke them and led to the big points.

All strategies starting with microwave thermotherapy were dominated, as were those involving potassium titanyl phosphate laser vaporisation.

At the end of the season the Silver Arrows were withdrawn not just from sports car racing but from Formula One, which Fangio and Moss had been dominating as conclusively as Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg today.

Namibia's economy is dominated, as was Zimbabwe's, by white-owned farms.

That will be dominated, as in most elections, by more humdrum concerns.

Today, the company's leadership is dominated as it always was by businessmen representing few, if any, clients.

Our political discussion, as reflected in Congress and elsewhere, is dominated as never before by the ideological extremes.