Sentence examples for chiefly explained from inspiring English sources

"But to be cultured, well, that's something else…" He's talking less about individuals than states, in particular his own which is now – on a per-capita basis – the richest country in the world, a status chiefly explained by Qatar possessing plenty of what the world most wants: oil and gas.

The reduction in plasma triglyceride concentrations was chiefly explained by the decrease in VLDL apoC-III concentrations.

Advancements in screening and early diagnosis and, consequently, effective therapy can chiefly explain the peak of breast cancer observed in the early 1990s.

Acting against British counsel — peace among the Yemeni tribes was fragile, and anything might incite them — pushing herself through more illness (dengue fever, apparently), and going as much as twenty-two honrs on camelback in two days, she pondered such questions as whether it was "a passion for mystery chiefly which explains the optimism of human beings toward both polygamy and travel".

This was, it explained, chiefly the fault of foreign invaders who had disturbed the region's culinary progression.

The reduction in linear compliance measured by the PV curve is considered a hallmark of ARDS and is usually explained chiefly by the loss of aerated lung volume.

It is concluded that the rising breast cancer incidence in Sweden is explained chiefly by birth cohort effects, which indicate persistent secular changes in largely unknown risk factors associated with life style.

The relatively high performance of dogs in this task in comparison with apes [ 3] and wolves [ 4, 5] was explained chiefly by reference to selective factors that acted directly on the cognitive ability of dogs to respond to human gestural cues.

In the oral-history world, Atlas explained, audio is chiefly a means to a printed transcript.

To date, not a single senator in the COCS has explained this disparity, chiefly because it's such an awkward and transparent illustration of the very worst side of Washington -- the side that President Obama pledged to help mitigate.

Representatives of Pew and Gallup explained that this difference was due chiefly to extreme voter volatility.