Sentence examples for chiefly govern from inspiring English sources

It has been concluded that if AT-bias would chiefly govern the genomic nucleotide compositions, the latter would inevitably decline down to about 30percentt in all bacterial genomes.

As a whole, the ASK1 signaling pathway exerts both cytoprotective as well as cytodestructive effects, depending on the balance between the activation of the ASK1 pathway and the NF-κB-TNF-α pathway that seem to chiefly govern cell fate (Section 3.2).

Instead, courts in any EU country would automatically apply the local law that had chiefly governed the marriage.

The crack initiation resistance is chiefly governed by the extents to which densification and isochoric shear flow develop in a process zone beneath and within the contact area.

The strength of the diffusion damping is chiefly governed by the distance photons travel before being scattered (diffusion length).

Only mated females were migrated, as the dynamics of the population of a sexually reproducing organism is chiefly governed by the number of females.

Similarly, the magnitude and composition of catches of herring and other coastal fish (e.g. perch and ide) near Estonia in the mid and late nineteenth century, when fishing effort and methods were constant, were chiefly governed by climatic fluctuations [69].

If these biases chiefly governed the genomic nucleotide compositions, the latter would inevitably decline down to about 30percentt in all bacterial genomes.

"He's a social moderate, a fiscal conservative, he has run and governed chiefly on fiscal issues.

The existing list chiefly covers domestic governing bodies but will be expanded to include the IOC, the International Cricket Council, Uefa, Fifa, the International Tennis Federation, the World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association and the International Rugby Board.

If the cone has been built up rapidly, so that there has been relatively little time for erosive processes to modify its form, its shape is governed chiefly by the constructional processes involved in the outpouring of volcanic material.