Sentence examples for with great majority from inspiring English sources

In most cases, the T-cell effector functions increase, suggesting that the effect of PC61 treatment is more pronounced on Treg cells — with great majority expressing high levels of CD25 — than on the action of recently activated CD4+ T-cell effectors — which transiently express intermediary levels of CD25.

Otherwise the characteristics were consistent with prior surveys, with the great majority of patients being white British, and either employed or retired.

I disagree with them, and agree instead with the great majority of Democrats and Republicans in the Senate and the House who are not for privatization of Social Security".

The rebuilding of the country after two wars had increased demand for horse power, and by the 1950s, the breed reached its all-time peak, with an estimated 409,000 animals, with a great majority of the horses being of the draught type.

This, along with the great majority of the associations identified with rare variants, was not pursued further due to the restriction imposed on the results in terms of the meta-analysis heterogeneity measure of I, which for rs5742904 was 96.6%.

Today, with the great majority of all PC users writing with Word, the consequence is a ubiquitous grammar-checking feature -- a wavy green line that appears, seemingly at random in a PC user's word processing window, underscoring possibly errant phrases.

Only a small fraction of the hypertensive population has an elevation of BP alone, with the great majority exhibiting additional cardiovascular risk factors, with a relationship between the severity of the BP elevation and that of alterations in glucose and lipid metabolism.

This may be lesional or non-lesional, with the great majority of non-lesional MTLE being associated pathologically with hippocampal sclerosis (HS).

Yu et al 17 found that the likelihood of an admission into the ICU among the elderly actually decreased with age, especially among those 85 years or older, with a great majority of them surviving at least 90 days.

Also worth noting is the striking inverse nature, with the great majority of splicing factors having expression levels that were negatively correlated with the TIN-estimates.

Protea is a large genus of Proteaceae with the great majority of its species endemic to the Cape biodiversity hotspot, but with a small number species, derived from only a single migration event out of the Cape, distributed across a large area of Africa [ 8].