Sentence examples for Primarily true from inspiring English sources

This is primarily true for information provided by the SDAI.

Inspection of gender-specific correlations showed, however, that the described patterns were primarily true for girls.

Consistent with Hartman et al.'s conclusion that the binding preference of STAT1 may differ in response to IFN-α versus IFN-γ [ 16], some differences in the binding sites of STAT1 were apparent for these stimuli, although this was primarily true only of some of the relatively weak STAT1 binding sites.

First generation apparatuses were intended primarily for true stress state imitation in rock or mineral specimens.

They have gone the way of many artworks, becoming period pieces to be cherished primarily by true believers.

Raw clay consists primarily of true clay particles and undecomposed feldspar mixed with other components of the igneous rocks from which it was derived, usually appreciable quantities of quartz and small quantities of mica, iron oxides, and other substances.

As one of the earlier three-dimensional (3D) platform games, Super Mario 64 is based on open world playability, degrees of freedom through all three axes in space, and relatively large areas which are composed primarily of true 3D polygons as opposed to only two-dimensional (2D) sprites.

A novel, on the other hand, must be true primarily on a gut level.

There are a few caveats: this is true primarily if the student is willing to spend time outside of "class" to work on his computing skills.

In his sentimentality, as in much else, Jarrell's only contemporary was Salinger, who was also a humorist by first impulse, and also concerned primarily with recuperating true feeling through innocent speech.

Playing host to a gathering of this type is a feather in the cap of Islam Karimov, Uzbekistan's dictator since its birth in 1991, but it is turning into an embarrassment for the bank.The EBRD is not, it is true, primarily a political organisation, its goal being to extend soft loans to the post-communist countries of Central and Eastern Europe, including the former republics of the Soviet Union.