Sentence examples for clearly mainly from inspiring English sources
Moreover, in specialized endothelial cells such as corneal endothelium, NCad is clearly mainly localized at cell-cell junctions and controls permeability [ 15].
For Actin11, the absolute value of D was clearly mainly attributable to the convective component whereas for EF1β the relative contribution of the convective and dilutive components was balanced, meaning that synthesis rates were unequal for both transcripts.
end{aligned} (32 which, clearly, depends mainly on the plasma parameters via the coefficients (A) and (B).
Given that the two samples have the same nominal thickness, this difference is clearly related mainly to the change in the refractive index.
In some of the reported donor acceptor conjugates, the predicted acceleration of the charge separation process and deceleration of the charge recombination process have been clearly observed, mainly due to the small reorganization energies of fullerenes in electron transfer reactions.
The sum of the three transfer resistances just describes the linear response in the steady state (i.e., ω ≥ 0); in other words, the amount of silicon etched away depends, as clearly expected, mainly on the HF concentration.
Rather, the available data are clearly equivocal mainly due to methodological differences between the previous studies".
Despite this apparent centrifugal extension, spindle clearly forms mainly from the centrosomes under an "outside-in" process.
There are a number of possible reasons for this difference, although none has been clearly proven, mainly relating to the lack of accuracy of the commercial pan-VEGF ELISA when the VEGFxxxb isoforms are considered.
In adult human subjects minimum lethal exposure, and maximum tolerated exposure have not been clearly defined, mainly due to the lack of data on the exact amount ingested in cases of overdosage.
In lung specimens from patients with CTD-ILD, BAFF was clearly overexpressed, mainly in alveolar macrophages in the airspace and infiltrating lymphoid cells, including those arranged in follicular patterns.
