predominates in English
small-scale producers predominate in the south
Use "predominates" in a sentence
1. The keto form predominates at equilibrium for most ketones.
2. One would think that selfish and self-preserving behavior predominates .
3. In his eyes she eclipses and predominates the whole of her sex.
4. There are two main forms: wet Beriberi: high-output cardiac failure predominates
5. Birch predominates near the tree line, and pine lower down, mixed with other species.
6. Make the company GA anomalous event lowered 50 % amalgamation smoothly predominates ISO 9000 authentications.
7. The hot semi-arid climate predominates the land east of the Western Ghats and the Cardamom Hills.
8. Examples from Classical Literature Late Gothic predominates Amidst a deal of plateresque and Barroque ornament
9. Stock-rearing predominates in rural areas and provides occupations for the majority of economically active women (p.
10. Where Acaulescence predominates due to activity of three intercalary meristems at the base of the accrescent cotyledon (6,11)
11. It is enough to recall that three-fourths of India’s cultivated acreage is not irrigated, and ‘dry’ farming predominates.
12. “Crimson predominates in the wall hangings, draperies and carpeting of the Cocoanut Grove, with table clothes in soft pink
13. Shoshin Beriberi 3: severe acute wet form with high mortality; dry Beriberi: neurological dysfunction predominates Wernicke encephalopathy: specific subtype of dry
14. 26 The force of the principle of yang predominates in youth; that of yin, later, and increasingly in old age.
15. They are doctored-up mirror images, innocuous illustrations of everyday events in which skill of execution utterly predominates over imagination.
16. 27 Their carbohydrates come in part from wheat, and in the North from millet, while rice predominates in the South.
17. There are about 18 families of Bats globally, but only one family of Bats predominates in Missouri: the evening Bats (Vespertilionidae)
18. Fuel Consumption is a good point and most owners should get well on the right side of 30 mpg, even when city driving predominates
19. It is a land of deep, alluvial soil where sand predominates and clay is scarce; as a result, the soil is cool and well-drained.
20. This is particularly apparent in Bavaria’s uplands and in the foothills of the Alps, where use of meadows and pastures predominates over arable farming and the climatic and topographical conditions favour typical Bavarian cattle production.
21. Banes is highly respected as a dance critic, but she is also a conscientious historian, and it is this side of her that predominates the book."―Susan Reiter, American Dance Guild Newsletter
22. For pH < 9.7, rate-determining attack of ferricyanide ion on the neutral pseudobase predominates, while for pH > 12.8 the predominant oxidation pathway involves reaction of ferricyanide ion with the pseudobase alkoxide ion.
23. The next technology adopted as countries develop is more dependent on location: in more populous, older cities, especially in Eurasia mass transit (rail, bus, etc.) predominates, while in smaller, younger cities, and large parts of North America and Australasia, Communing by
24. The inaptitudes & excoriations of the hard-to-distinguish Social Progressive (government) and Alliance (opposition) parties are conveyed with a meticulous slyness befitting a fakebook whose humor has to appear inadvertent (Boobishness predominates) when not the product of labored aggression & lol insult.
25. When the fibromatous spindle-cell-like componnent predominates, the semi-malignant dermatofibrosarcoma protuberans must be considered in the differential diagnosis, as well as the cytologically uniform fibrosarcoma, to be disposed in ‘herringbone’ patterns of the tumor cells and the Kaposi sarcoma with spindle-cell differentiation. The latter is distinguishable through its angiomatous character.
26. We conclude (1) there is evidence for estrogen production in early pregnancy (day 50), favouring E1; (2) E1 predominates over E2 in the fetal as well as maternal compartment, although its concentration in amniotic and allantoic fluid is substantially less than E1S; (3) parturition is preceeded by rising concentrations of E1 and E2 in AF as well as in maternal and fetal plasma; and (4) this increase probably reflects rising fetoplacental production and may indicate increasing estrogen availability to the fetal membranes, uterine and fetal tissues around the time of birth.