Sentence examples for but mostly so for from inspiring English sources

The variance among alignments in GC content is generally lower in mouse than in pig and human, but mostly so for coding sequences, followed by the UTR and intron regions (Table 2).

Additional surgical and physiotherapy sessions were associated with higher health-care costs, mostly so for children treated as outpatients (Table 2).

As research distribution has moved to the web mostly, so the discovery engines for research content are the same as those for general web content.

Mostly so that TechCrunch can decamp to Vegas for CES, but also because after more than 100 episodes, we need to catch our breath.

States developing nuclear weapons have mostly done so for perceived security reasons and for status.

Beyond that, those who criticize Afghan corruption mostly do so for political reasons, said Mr. Karzai, who late last month acknowledged that the Central Intelligence Agency had for more than a decade financed a presidential slush fund used to buy the support of warlords, lawmakers and other powerful Afghans.

Under the inter-organization context, participants in a virtual community mostly do so for the purposes of himself/herself and cooperate under Gaming and Competition (Gupta and Polonsky, 2014).

Enrollees who presented for outpatient care in the year prior to invitation mostly did so for routine and preventive care, and not for more severe conditions.

"I had so many emotions — but mostly felt for the newly experienced trauma she was going through.

"I'm so happy, but mostly for my father," whose property was confiscated after World War II by the victorious Communists.

When Yeats joined in the Irish nationalist cause, he did so partly from conviction, but mostly for love of Maud.