0 more important or noticeable than other things -- dominujący, czołowy
The predominant method used in decision-making was discussion with medical personnel.
In these societies, polyphasic sleep-wake cycles are predominant and long periods of wakefulness for gathering and socialization processes occur at night.
It depended on whichever member's influence, extended through psychological alliances and conspiracies, was predominant at the time.
While vomiting is the extreme response, the predominant functioning of the vestibular system is to restore equilibrium as rapidly as possible.
Predominant symptoms upon inclusion and patient age have an impact on effectiveness and, to a lesser degree, on costs.
Past efforts to train physicians have emphasized a concept of professionalism with a predominant emphasis on autonomy and benefit (with a lesser nod to justice).
Necrosis was observed in the centre of the granulomata in the latter phase of infection and fibrosis was predominant after worm expulsion.
The eastern belt, the predominant industrial labour area, is the city of chimneys of the textile mills.
