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Meanings of prepotency in English
Synonyms
Examples for "predominance"
Examples for "predominance"
1
There was male predominance, and different ethnic distribution between children and adults.
2
However, a recurrent theme was the predominance of individually contracted research consultancies.
3
Conclusions: This study demonstrates a predominance of left-sided melanomas in Irish patients.
4
The Treaty of Bukarest marked the predominance of Roumania in Balkan affairs.
5
No sex predominance was observed, but HBsAg incidence increased with increasing age.
1
You would not trust to the predomination of right, which you believe is in your opinions; you would keep wrong out of their heads.
2
Celestial influences-omens-climacterics-predominations.-Lucky and unlucky days.-Empirics, etc.
Usage of prepotency in English
1
One is prepotency, the other is inbreeding.
2
Thirdly, prepotency of transmission, which may be confined to one sex, or be common to both sexes.
3
I suppose you will answer that the European forms are prepotent, but this is riding prepotency to death.
4
Another important point is prepotency.
5
Understanding (b) how response prepotency is overcome provides insights for helping children develop strategies for overcoming such tendencies.
6
Thus, we necessarily select the only trait really worth while; that is prepotency or the ability to beget desirable qualities.
7
In the two previous chapters, when discussing reversion and prepotency, I was necessarily led to give many facts on crossing.
8
This has also been enforced by statements as to the prepotency of certain pollen of identical species, but of distinct races.
9
All this I attributed to that 'prepotency of transmission in descent' which I knew to be one of the Romany characteristics.
10
In only one genus, Cannabis, did the leaves sink in the evening, and Kraus attributes this movement to the prepotency of their epinastic growth.
11
Experiment 1 (with 40 4-year-olds) suggests that prepotency is caused by membership in the response set and not semantic relation.
12
Prepotency in the Transmission of Character.
13
Prepotency of transmission may be equal in the two sexes of the same species, but often runs more strongly in one sex.
14
One is prepotency, the other is inbreeding.
15
Thirdly, prepotency of transmission, which may be confined to one sex, or be common to both sexes.
16
I suppose you will answer that the European forms are prepotent, but this is riding prepotency to death.
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Frequent collocations
Prepotency through the time