The poly(A) site was usually an adenosine (A) in all analyzed species except for B. hominis, and there was weak A predominance in C. reinhardtii.
Moreover, data regarding a possible sex difference in H. pylori prevalence are conflicting, at most showing a weak male predominance of infection in adults (de Martel and Parsonnet, 2006).
This paradigmatic difference to most visual stimulation paradigms investigating the SC [e.g., 42] might result in a weaker contralateral predominance in the present study since the fMRI signal is representing both the sensory response to the cue (non-lateralized) as well as the mainly contralateral saccade initiation.
The IR CO data indicate that sulfided catalysts contain different acid sites with the predominance of weak Lewis acid sites and Brønsted acid sites with the strength of 1190 kJ/mol.
We surmise that this behaviour arises from a small fraction of hydroxyl groups relative to water molecules in graphene-oxide membranes, as well as the predominance of non-specific and weak interactions between water and the underlying nanostructured substrate.
The economic growth over the last century, driven by port activities, promoted an artificial territorial expansion since urban growth was limited by the weak development of the coastal plains and the predominance of crystalline hills in Vitoria, Espírito Santo, Brazil.
In terms of the innovation system matrix categories, the contention about the predominance of passive knowledge sharing reflects weak network conditions because knowledge producers do not have intense interaction with users, and this leads to inadequate knowledge exchange.
Presumably, predominance of CD3+ immunostained cells with weak presence of CD4+ and CD8+ subtypes in CE biopsies also highlighted the role CD3+CD56+ natural killer T cells in the hydatid-induced chronic inflammation of the liver, which is worth further investigation [ 43].
Within BGp, the predominance of W→S mutations was much weaker.
