Sentence examples for chiefly results from inspiring English sources
The shortening chiefly results from deformation on the MHT which absorbs about half of the total convergence rate by faulting and folding (Avouac 2007).
The observed ISI fluctuations exhibit strong non-Gaussianity, which chiefly results from the shape of the ISI distribution and its substantial autocorrelation.
In another divergence from Freud, who felt emotional illness chiefly resulted from conflicts in the mind, Dr. Menninger argued that such illness was often induced by society.
The 3D-architecture of the Concarneau embayment, as a rocky shelf partially sealed with quaternary sediments, chiefly resulted from the reactivation of the CTFS during Eocene and Oligocene times.
Such suppliers are a waste of internal resources and negotiations chiefly result in price hikes.
At the follow-up post-operative clinic appointments difficult information, chiefly histopathology results and prognosis, are communicated in a familiar environment by clinicians the patient has met previously.
But that was chiefly a result of the buoyant Chinese market, in which VW has a strong presence.
Thailand, even with some overcapacity, is back in business; South Korea has largely recovered, and Indonesia's pain is chiefly a result of continuing political ferment.
His idea was that oil and other hydrocarbons are being constantly generated by a microbial process and are not chiefly the result of decaying organic plant matter.
While the gain was chiefly a result of a 0.9percentt gain in energy prices, the core Producer Price Index -- which excludes energy costs -- also rose.
