| 词汇 | example_english_predominance |
| 释义 | Examples of predominanceThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. The gastric mucosa and submucosa showed necrotic foci surrounded by an inflammatory infiltration with a predominance of eosinophils. Along with rivalry rate, the predominance of each of the rivaling images was assessed, as was the distribution of normalized rivalry intervals. All we know of the feast as it has been celebrated from early times shows the predominance of secular merrymaking, often of the noisiest kind. The relationship between content and form was marked by the striking predominance of the latter over the former. There was a strong predominance of traditional agricultural and farming activities. How can we account for the predominance of one mechanical brickmaking process over others? The gender distribution had a slight female predominance (50.6 %). Table 1 shows the correlation coefficients for the within-session reliability of rate and predominance values. The first, which we call the "norm-and-accommodation" approach, involves the predominance of some normal language of public communication-typically, the majority language of the jurisdiction concerned. The phenotypic view of the body politic stands in opposition to these three major perspectives and integrates them without giving any predominance. Given the predominance of small-scale farmers and paid labourers in agrarian cooperatives, these organisations simply disappeared for lack of bourgeois support. Predominance values did not differ according to diagnosis and the distribution of normalized rivalry intervals was well described by a gamma function in all groups. Looking back at the original residue results the most striking feature is actually not the predominance of cattle, but the absence of sheep. However, strains isolated between 1981 and 1990 also demonstrated predominance of serotype 1,2 until 1987, followed by serotype 1,3 predominance from 1987 to 1990 [14]. The predominance of some strains during an outbreak has been noted previously [15]. Despite the predominance of maternal inheritance in most plants, another open question concerns the extent of recombination occurring in cytoplasmic genomes. Approximately two-thirds of the book is assigned to siliciclastic sediments and limestones, reflecting their predominance in the rock record. There is generalized cerebral atrophy with occasional frontal predominance and, in one patient, a reduction in widespread cortical blood flow. As becomes evident from the author's dealings with land, labour and treaties, the metropolitan history of the land mining companies is given predominance. Another overgeneralization concerns the predominance of negative emotions in dreams. The staircase strategy thus captures the predominance of adjacent switches and the uncommonness of between-word slips. Such profiles correspond to a predominance of stage 2 sleep in the subject record. A shortcoming, given this explicit intent, is the predominance of nurse contributors. The affective base for instrumental support is suggested by the predominance of daughters in care expectations notwithstanding traditional prescripts to rely on sons. Less efficient working memory would explain the predominance of article omission. The predominance of article omission is discussed in terms of persisting perceptual problems or a working memory deficit. The final movement is marked by the return to a predominance of mimetic discourse. A predominance of adenines was apparent in the single-stranded conserved regions, especially in the areas between the base of the stems. However, the predominance of musculoskeletal problems found in our study was not seen in these studies. All predominance analyses were performed only on those subjects with the same visual acuity (6/6 or 6/9) in both eyes. Interestingly, these chains show a specific distribution with a significant odd-over-even carbon number predominance. More than half of the patients were female (191 cases, 58n4 %) and this predominance was most evident in adults (60 women, 23 men). Clientelism came under pressure, but the process suffered several setbacks due to the weakness of civic virtues and the predominance of particularism. In such cases, the predominance of self-financing is more a cause than an effect of the weakness of financing mechanisms. In addition to the predominance of noun classifiers, three other types of predominance were found within the noun classifiers. However, evidence against the predominance of nouns in early vocabulary acquisition has also been found. Moreover, the predominance of emotion state words over other types of emotion talk applied to all of the individual children in each community. We explore the possibility that the early predominance of infinitival forms is related to patterns in the language input. Figure 1 illustrates the predominance of the non-property-owning classes among the families whose children were boarded out. If a percentage is given, this is because the predominance of younger son-pubilla marriages in the period was notable. Predominance of corticothalamic synaptic inputs to thalamic reticular nucleus neurons in the rat. Note the predominance of the aural metaphor for describing the involuntary effects of disturbing thoughts. Their predominance reflects partly more opportunities for care and partly kinship and cross-gender mandates. He acknowledges anticommunism's predominance in the 1950s, but avoids narratives of declension. The predominance of this species complex is not surprising. In the category of 'music in school' the experiences have a certain negative predominance. The predominance of female figurines, many of them pregnant, over male is additional evidence of the importance of women in this society. The predominance of mixed cases is problematic for the dual process theory discussed earlier. In other words, the latter two items exhibit a predominance of neutral categories. Voluntary deposit-refund systems for returnable glass bottles are traditionally adopted in most countries due to the predominance of the beverage and beer packaging system. The two species exhibited strong linkage disequilibrium and the predominance of a few multilocus genotypes within each species was observed. There is a predominance of white matter damage in the less mature fetus with cortical, thalamic and basal ganglia damage in the mature fetus. The predominance of the finer-grained lithologies is consistent with lowerenergy deposition on the middle to outer shelf below storm wave base. Predominance of generalist clones in a cyclically parthenogenetic organism evidenced by combined demographic and genetic analyses. Predominance means whether one of the concepts is used exclusively or to a significantly larger extent than the other concept. Furthermore, rate and predominance values were unrelated in all groups as indicated by low correlation coefficients. Points above the zero line represent greater time spent perceiving the vertical grating while points below the zero line reflect greater horizontal predominance. A predominance of negative associations in communities dominated by acanthocephalans is not surprising in fish. Post-productivists are worried about the predominance of paid work. The period immediately following the critical election is inevitably marked by the unbalanced predominance of the new majority party. Molecular studies have yielded evidence for direct transmission and the predominance of particular strains in some herds [1, 19]. Thus, again, the predominance of functionbased names over perception-based names is clear and general. The second, more numerous and distinctive group paradoxically also warns against the idea of aristocratic predominance in the council. In addition, there was a female predominance and substantial but not universal co-morbidity with major depression and chronic widespread pain. They are characterized by a predominance of contextual and between-word errors, as well as substitutions and exchanges. The predominance of extractive and service sectors reflects the economic base of the area. Ultimately, the predominance of fast, inexpensive, and convenient methods of data collection is likely to contribute to a lack of replicability of experimental results. They also found a predominance of pulmonary stenosis occurring in two-thirds of the patients. The struggle was fundamentally about political predominance, though it often took the form of squabbles over education and the use of language. The microstructure generally indicates a predominance of simple shear deformation and a retrogression of the primary, high-temperature igneous mineral assemblage. There is therefore an a priori expectation of a predominance of non-additive allelic effects. Mutational hypotheses predict a predominance of loci with low-frequency alleles, whereas a major contribution from balancing selection implies the effects of loci with intermediate-frequency alleles. The predominance of moral values and attitudes in linking the orthodox-progressive divide to political behaviour is even more evident in the case of doctrinal orthodoxy. Another possibility is that the early predominance of nouns over verbs depends on a limited consideration of individual differences. However, verb predominance disappeared when a more general classification of nouns (including proper names) and verbs (including copulas and auxiliary verbs) was analyzed. They represent a passive margin setting, with a predominance of evolved crustal material in the source. Much of this difference is likely to be due to male predominance within the main occupations at risk of leptospira exposure. Of the mice reinfected during the acute phase 100 % showed abnormalities from days 90 post-infection, with a predominance of auricle ventricle blocks (67-71 %). Predominance was calculated by dividing the total time spent perceiving the vertical lines, by the total time spent perceiving the horizontal lines. The rivalry rates of these two subjects were based on block two data only, while their predominance values were excluded from analysis. A neurodevelopmental subtype was hypothesized, with cognitive impairment, early onset, male predominance, structural brain changes, and poor outcome. There was a predominance of girls (78 %) over boys. We were struck by the predominance of vascular types of dementia. The nucleus isthmi projected with ipsilateral predominance to the optic tectum. At 2 ; 2, we again find an almost even mix between initial stress and stress on both words, while at 2 ; 3 there is a predominance of initial stress. The predominance of mineral nitrogen over organic nitrogen in cacao endosperm is different from the other examples reported in the literature; moreover, total nitrogen concentration was quite low. The predominance of women among urban and suburban respondents may be due to the overrepresentation of nurse practitioners in these groups. As these men saw it, expansion actually would further the already threatening predominance of the nonslave section of the nation. In percentage terms the predominance of livestock can be shown just as strongly. However, many languages show a predominance of forms of one type, which makes a rough classification possible. Developmental changes in cognitive vulnerability may contribute to the greater predominance of depression in females' bipolar disorder beginning in adolescence. A further reason for the predominance of category 3 items lies in the way in which the words were categorized. The finding that the predominance of right-branching increases with the distance from the semantic level can be explained with very little theoretical machinery. A foremost explanation for judges' readiness to request and adopt therapeutic recommendations is the predominance of the 'best interest of the child' criterion, discussed earlier. After 1919, the predominance of private markets continued, increasingly through owner occupation, despite the expansion of local authority housing. Such predominance of women in this sector means that, in effect, paid formal care is far more gender skewed than unpaid informal care. Much of this phenomenon, of course, was due to the predominance of classical humanities in any cultured man's intellectual background. Despite the predominance of mimetic discourse, the piece also provides several instances of purer sonic articulation, particularly in the second movement. The predominance of present time - both onstage and in the music - which characterises opera is manifested primarily in solo singing. The predominance of economic, especially macroeconomic, objectives in domestic financial liberalization has two main theoretical implications. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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