Sentence examples for are mostly introduced from inspiring English sources

They get mentioned during international political and economic debates, but their problems are mostly introduced as an addendum, something you add almost out of duty or as something peripheral.­. . .

Peredeo's figure and role is mostly introduced by Paul; the Origo had for the first time mentioned his name as "Peritheus", but there his role had been different, as he was not the assassin, but the instigator of the assassination.

COPD debate was mostly introduced by the physician (149 out of 166).

Milk products were mostly introduced in the fourth month together with maize porridge.

The two EWTDs were not implemented immediately in all hospitals in August 2004 and August 2009, but were mostly introduced more gradually and more variably over time and across hospitals following these two dates.

The galactose ligand was mostly introduced to the naturally derived 3D scaffolds among artificial ECMs because they provide highly porous structures and high pore-interconnectivity although they have weak mechanical property and reproducibility.

Since recently introduced mutations are mostly present in heterozygotes, they will be purged less effectively by selection when recessive and segregate at higher frequencies compared to dominant or semidominant alleles that cause a similar fitness reduction in homozygotes.

While traditional foods are mostly locally produced, introduced ones are mostly imported (Popkin 2003).

For employment schemes, results before the Hartz reforms imply mostly negative average treatment effects on regular employment outcomes of the treated, while results are mostly positive after introducing the reforms.

For years, when the singer Sharon Jones spoke onstage, it was mostly to introduce a new song or to exhort the crowd to get up and dance.

In several recent works, highly branched polyelectrolyte structures have been introduced that are mostly based on perfectly branched dendrimer scaffolds [ 1– 4].