Sentence examples for and mainly in a from inspiring English sources
"The benefits [of decarbonising], such as air quality improvements, are often immediate and local, whereas climate benefits may occur on longer timesclales and mainly in a distant region, as well as being harder to demonstrate.
M. ruminalis has, so far only been reported from the rumen of sheep and cattle [ 1, 3] and mainly in a non-haemolytic form.
8 A US emergency department sample of largely African-American men given similar questions reported a past year DVA experience of 20% for current relationships, 9 whereas men in our study reported only 5.2% negative behaviours in the past year, and mainly in a previous relationship.
The findings of the current review are also consistent with reviews of individual risk factors for suicide/attempted suicide which have been conducted primarily in non-LAMIC and mainly in a western context, though western studies are less likely to report on asset based measures or subjective measures of financial circumstance [ 3, 55].
For example, "The biographical article about Nelson Mandela is written in a factual formal manner and mainly in an objective style".
The Icelandic horses were privately owned and mainly in free range in a paddock but were also kept in box stalls on a regular basis.
Moreover, HFS in Prnp −/− and mainly in Tg20 mice evoked a greater paired-pulse facilitation than in wild-type mice, even after LTP induction.
Anthracycline fluorescence was found mainly in the nucleus inside sensitive cells and mainly in the cytoplasm in cells with a relatively high level of resistance [ 32- 36] 36].
74 Ghrelin, produced in the stomach, stimulates appetite and circulates mainly in a nonacetylated form.
Craniopharyngiomas are frequently located in the suprasellar region and usually present with haemorrhage and calcification mainly in an amorphous and sometimes lobulated pattern [8, 23].
Henenlotter's work pairs well with Diana's, which featured graphic sex, violence and gore, but mainly in a satirical and darkly humorous vein.
