The phrase "are mainly given" is a correct and commonly used construction in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something is primarily or mostly provided or distributed to a specific group or entity. Here is an example of its usage: "The resources are mainly given to the students who are struggling academically, in order to help them improve their grades and understanding of the subject."
But bulkheads nowadays are mainly given over to passengers with children, and window seats are claustrophobic when flights are completely full, which they are more often than not.
The characters of the MO imaging system are mainly given by the parameters of the MO thin films, the magnetic excitation device and image-processing algorithms.
Obviously, the high SAR values displayed by our IOMNPs are mainly given by the Brownian friction within the water which increases with the hydrodynamic volume of IOMNPs and of aggregates.
As for intrinsic oscillations, a key is ion channel activity, e.g., persistent sodium current [45], [46] and hyperpolarization-activated current [47], [48], whereas the network sources are mainly given in the form of synchronous synaptic inputs [35], [49], [50].
Differences in simulated acyl-CoA ratios and measured acylcarnitine ratios shown in Table 2 are mainly given by the relatively small value of the simulated C4 acyl-CoA concentration and the relatively large value of the C12 acyl-CoA concentration.
Possibly this is because, in Australia, rural loading and incentives are mainly given to medical practitioners and dentists [ 48, 49] or to nurses [ 50] to practise in regional and remote communities.
In fact, studies on cell sheet migration have shown that the main driving force arises from cells inside the group while leading cells are mainly giving direction (Trepat et al., 2009).
His latest, "R&B Life No. 15," is mainly given over to hip-hop remixes of R&B hits.
The first two or three or eight hours were mainly given over to interchangeable revival acts that seemed content to bash out a few fuzzy chords and march offstage, displaying neither attitude nor anxiety nor any of the other attributes Mr. Van Zandt wrote about.
The grades were mainly given based on the attendance and on the answers.
Colloids were mainly given during the first day of ICU stay, with a consistent decline thereafter.
