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Meanings of predominantly in English

Portuguese
predominantemente

Much greater in number or influence.

predominantemente
Usage of predominantly in English
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Rodents were predominantly used for medical research and testing animal health products.
Radio NZ
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These children have predominantly been seriously maltreated by their families, she said.
The Guardian
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Context: Many tumor cells predominantly generate energy through high rates of glycolysis.
Pubmed
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The country produces mainly low-grade coal, used predominantly in India and China.
Reuters
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The population was predominantly active men with a mean age of 31.
Pubmed
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Critics say cultural differences with the predominantly Muslim state will hamper integration.
Reuters
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This is driven predominantly by stronger demand from Asia, including Greater China.
Radio NZ
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The term 'neglected tropical diseases' predominantly refers to single-entity, mostly parasitic diseases.
Pubmed
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The monthly survey is based on predominantly private sector defined benefit schemes.
Reuters
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Najib favours some form of autonomy for the predominantly ethnic Malay region.
Reuters
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He would lift Trump administration restrictions on immigration from predominantly Muslim countries.
Reuters
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It features stunning pictures of predominantly Sydney buildings, no longer in use.
Radio NZ
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Individuals with Klinefelter variant karyotype sought medical attention predominantly for non-gonadal concerns.
Pubmed
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Learning tasks were designed to activate predominantly the right or left MTL.
Pubmed
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Thailand is predominantly Buddhist but parts of the south are majority Muslim.
Reuters
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This imprompty gallery accommodated the works of predominantly nature & conservative artists.
The new yorker
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