Sentence examples for with preponderance of from inspiring English sources

Every organ may be affected, with preponderance of lungs, kidneys, gastrointestinal tract and mucosal membranes.

The unequal disposition of CH with preponderance of TCOH formation has also been observed in experimental animals.

Jimenez-Boj and colleagues [ 39] described a similar pattern, with preponderance of B cells within marrow aggregates.

Our multi centre international survey of over 10,000 unselected chronic cough patients shows a strikingly uniform demographic profile, with preponderance of middle aged and older females [ 25].

This implies that, in cases where multiple equally parsimonious solutions for an indel were found, the first indel was assumed to happen in the split between the common ancestor of a clade with preponderance of an indel and the closest species carrying the indel variant.

In conclusion, autonomic symptoms are common among patients with PSS, with a preponderance of certain symptoms such as orthostatic intolerance, which may be amenable to treatment.

The positive association between skewness and angiogenesis in CRCs with KRAS mutations is consistent with a preponderance of bright areas in tumours with high angiogenesis.

In the grid-extension conflict, regions with a preponderance of topic challengers with concept-critical orientations where the protesters aim to prevent the power line's construction, e.g., EnLAG 4, the endorsement of smaller amendments would probably not be helpful.

The forests of the region are known to be evergreen type with a preponderance of deciduous species with a levelled distribution.

The delineations between "red" and "blue" states are essentially those between states whose populations define themselves as religious or secular with a preponderance of religious people identifying with the Republican party and secular folks with the Democrats.

Glycerophospholipids PL) are the main Plasmodium membrane constituents, with a preponderance of PC and PE and with an increase in phosphatidylinositol (PI) involved in signaling.