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Meanings of predominately in English

Much greater in number or influence.

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Examples for "predominantly"
Examples for "predominantly"
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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
Usage of predominately in English
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My projects are predominately run in the Johannesburg and Cape Town areas.
The South African
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The neighborhood was made up of predominately Italian and Irish working-class families.
The last hero: a life of henry aaron
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Microscopy revealed a predominately cytosolic localization, with nuclear distribution at higher concentrations.
Pubmed
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Interventional radiology clinics and multidisciplinary rounds were predominately transitioned to virtual platforms.
Pubmed
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You don't regularly read articles about predominately White institutions are in trouble.
Ebony
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So I moved to a suburban community, which were predominately white people.
Ebony
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Those who attend PWIs aren't recognized by predominately White faculty and staff.
Ebony
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Primary HLH occurs predominately in infants and young children with a genetic predisposition.
Pubmed
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Events were mild-to-moderate in nature and were predominately injection site reactions and phlebitis.
Pubmed
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The audience was predominately female and over the age of 35.
Reuters
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In natural environments, cellulose hydrolysis is predominately performed by microbial communities.
Pubmed
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Seven lifts service 43 trails that are predominately rated for beginners and intermediates.
News.com.au
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Hoffmann cautioned that the new results are based on a predominately white population.
Reuters
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Methamphetamine and the way it predominately affects poor, Māori communities was also discussed.
Radio NZ
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The predominately middle-class makeup of the campaign was widely debated online.
The South African
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The seats fill up early with what seems like predominately very young girls.
Radio NZ
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