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Meanings of preponderance in anglès

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prevalência

A superiority in numbers or amount.

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        Examples for "prevalence"
        1
        Main outcome measures: Primary outcome measure was prevalence of testing for HIV.
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        2
        Main results: The prevalence of impairment in all tests increased with age.
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        3
        Background and aims: The increasing prevalence of adolescent obesity affects adult health.
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        Purpose: To estimate the prevalence of cardiovascular risk factors in South Korea.
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        Main outcome measure: Reduction in the prevalence of congenital disorders at birth.
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        Usage of preponderance in anglès
        1
        This would have given the slave-holding states the preponderance in the Union.
        The Travels and Adventures of Monsieur Violet in California, Son...
        2
        The preponderance of white in Colonial rooms was due to architectural conditions.
        Color Value
        3
        In such cases, the question is answered by a preponderance of evidence.
        Analyzing Character / The New Science of Judging Men; Misfits in...
        4
        Objective interests and their conditions acquire an increasing preponderance in his mind.
        Diderot and the Encyclopædists (Vol. 1 of 2)
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        But I still feel that the preponderance of evidence indicates the weird.
        The Great Book of Amber
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        The Emperor did not realize their preponderance until it was too late.
        The Eagle of the Empire: A Story of Waterloo
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        As is the preponderance of the man, will be this inward brood.
        Essays Æsthetical
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        There was a preponderance of butt-packs and elaborate skirts with Victorian-style bustles.
        Wired
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        Majority were above 50 years of age with slight female preponderance.
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        10
        The preponderance was natural; he was by far the more loquacious.
        Land of marvels
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        She'd left Marshall & Associates because of a preponderance of family law clients.
        Damaged
        12
        Improvement is particularly related to the preponderance of early stage disease.
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        13
        Nothing is allowed any preponderance over the story and the speeches in it.
        Epic and Romance: Essays on Medieval Literature
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        The result is a preponderance of repetition, with once-fresh ideas driven to staleness.
        The Irish Times
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        Each group was characterized by the preponderance of certain nuclear profile types, i.e.
        Pubmed
        16
        Hence the preponderance of these matters in the literature of its leisure hours.
        Four Arthurian Romances
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        Preponderance through the time
        Preponderance across language varieties
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