Sentence examples for which predominately from inspiring English sources

Mr Strong said in his witness statement: "Cyclical work, which predominately involved the redecorating on a cyclical basis of housing association properties was being allocated by One Housing Group to MFS at illegally enhanced rates.

Genome-wide analysis revealed that Hsf1 nuclear export immediately decreased basal transcription and mRNA expression of 18 genes, which predominately encode chaperones.

Among the design parameters, the injection location and direction have a profound impact on the droplet breakup which predominately controls the evaporation efficiency.

Unlike yeast which predominately uses a high-fidelity HR to repair DSBs [48], mammalian cells employ two distinct mechanisms for the resolution of DNA DSBs: the main pathway, non-homologous end-joining (NHEJ), and the other, the HR pathway [49].

Cattle are the main reservoir of EHEC O157 H7, which predominately colonizes the lymphoid follicle-dense mucosa at the terminal rectum and the rectoanal junction (RAJ) [ 3].

Such a pathway would operate in parallel to a more accepted and widely distributed, albeit slower, exocytotic pathway in astrocytes, which predominately depends on Ca2+ drawn from the ER (endoplasmic reticulum) store upon, for example, activation of metabotropic receptors.

These studies have identified associations predominately with levels of serum cholinesterase, which is predominately BCHE (Hofmann et al. 2009; Sirivarasai et al. 2007).

PPB is classified into three subtypes: type 1 (in 14%), which is predominately macrocystic, type 3 (in 38%), which is predominately solid and type 2 (in 48%), which is mixed[ 37, 38 ].

The racial composition of these communities is predominately white (66.1%–87.0%), with the exception of Gary, which is predominately black (84.0%).

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).

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