Sentence examples for and considered mostly from inspiring English sources

It had been known, for almost a century, and considered mostly irrelevant to the etiology of obesity, that fat has nine calories per gram compared with four for carbohydrates and protein.

The "PSA era" encompassed cases that were detected between 1991 and 2007, and considered mostly prostate cancer cases that were detected by any of the PSA assays.

The northern part of Kīlauea is mostly below 1000 m and receives more than 75 inches mean annual rainfall, and can mostly be classified as a lowland wet community; further south, the volcano has squeezed out much of the precipitation and receives less than 50 inches mean annual rainfall, and is considered mostly a lowland dry environment.

The M-16 and its civilian counterpart bear only an external resemblance to its Vietnam-era ancestors and are considered mostly reliable, if properly maintained, by today's standards.

The trilogy began last fall with "Modern Starts: People, Places and Things," which considered mostly European art from 1880 to 1920 and was organized by a team of curators led by John Elderfield, chief curator at large at the museum.

UCP2 is found in many tissues, and UCP3 is considered mostly specific to skeletal muscle (Brand and Esteves, 2005).

In contrast with traditional approaches of food science and technology, which considered mostly the chemistry, physics, or biology of food ingredients and industrial transformations, the focus is on phenomena occurring during the preparation of dishes.

36% of respondents referred to the bready lump as a roll, a word more commonly associated with Southern usage, with 18% referring to it as a bap (which is considered mostly Northern), and 16% as a bun - thought of also as Northern.

Introspection was considered mostly unreliable and scientifically unsatisfactory.

These results suggest that the structure of this instrument can be considered mostly unidimensional, and are in line with the theory which defines stagnation as a single yet heterogeneous syndrome manifesting itself with psychological, behavioral, and physiological symptoms.

In Sri Lanka, for example, "the most common arguments used to 'sell' the business case for CSR and CP [Corporate Philanthropy], for example an improved brand image, increased market or customer share, employee retention, mitigated regulatory risks, and reduced tax burden, are considered mostly irrelevant" (Global Insights 2013: p1).