Sentence examples for considered mainly a from inspiring English sources

Despite the publication of two novels, The Shadow of a Sun (1964) and The Game (1967), Byatt continued to be considered mainly a scholar and a critic until the publication of her highly acclaimed The Virgin in the Garden (1978).

"My obsession is to engage the health care system in addiction," Dr. Volkow said, to medicalize what is often considered mainly a criminal problem by arming doctors with their accustomed tools: effective treatments, even a vaccine.

It begins: "Substance abuse historically has been considered mainly a male problem".

While considered mainly a hereditary disease, it can also be caused by diabetes, old age, radiation, eye injury or exposure to high temperatures.

Trish Crawford from the Toronto Star observed how it has appealed to all age groups and genders, in contrast with the short-lived dance craze inspired by Soulja Boy two years before, which she considered "mainly a male hip-hop dance".

For example, osteoarthritic pain is considered mainly a pathophysiological nociceptive pain because the joints may show severe damage and inflammation [ 16].

Although the current horse meat crisis has been considered mainly an issue of fraud and mislabeling, evidence emerged last week that a powerful equine painkiller, phenylbutazone — or bute — may have entered the food chain.

Once considered mainly an Asian disease, dengue fever and DHF now also permeate the tropical Americas.

Finasteride is considered mainly an inhibitor of 5 and and is approximately 50 times weaker in inhibiting 5 AR1 than 5 AR2 [ 4].

Somatostatin analogues have been considered mainly an antisecretory drug for symptom control in NET and its ability to control the growth of NET has been a matter of debate [ 22].

Several researchers have developed models of cracked rotor systems considering mainly a single transverse surface crack.