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Antibiotic sensitivity data are available from CPP isolates, which are predominately the serotypes 14, 1, and 19A; among these three predominant PCV13 serotypes, only 19A tends to be associated with antibiotic resistance (probably due to its relationship with nasopharyngeal carriage).

Stimulation by epinephrine of beta-adrenoreceptors, which are predominately found in cells of the heart and also are present in vascular and other smooth muscles, results in excitation of the sympathetic nervous system.

Unlike most of the big shale plays, which are predominately natural gas, the Bakken gives up mostly oil.

The majority of damage will occur to residential structures, which are predominately Unreinforced Masonry construction (URM), followed by concrete building types (Concrete Moment Frame (C1), Concrete Shear Walls (C2), Precast Concrete Frames with Concrete Shear Walls (PC2)).

Other installers are hopeful that the cost of solar panels, which are predominately made in China, will continue to fall, enabling them to cut their prices while maintaining similar profit levels.

With regard to medium to large span timber structures which are predominately erected by using linear timber members, from e.g. glued laminated timber, the focus of this paper is on their reinforcement against stresses perpendicular to grain as well as shear.

Brands exist in an ecosystem of technology which is predominately data driven.

In 2001, when he first ran for mayor, Mr. Bloomberg quit the Century Country Club in Purchase, which is predominately white.

The fat acceptance movement, which is predominately female and includes radical feminists and gay activists, is a noisy presence on social media, known as the "fat-o-sphere".

In 2004, political analysts say, he is unlikely to be re-elected without the strong support of this constituency, which is predominately but not wholly Republican, and which in other years has thrown significant support to southern Democrats like Bill Clinton.

When Australian troops were in East Timor, which is predominately Christian, in support of that country's transition to independence from Indonesia, Osama bin Laden, the Qaeda leader, publicly accused Australia of being on a crusade to break up Muslim Indonesia.