Sentence examples for does not chiefly from inspiring English sources

Chelation of Ca2+ with 5 mM EGTA did not prevent immunoprecipitation of COX-2 by hrNuc (Fig. 5B), indicating that the association between the two proteins does not chiefly rely on availability of Ca2+.

I've blogged about Mattson's book a couple of times — once at stupefying length, the second time a little more succinctly — but I need to point out again that I did not "chiefly" write the so-called "malaise" speech.

BlackRock has a few things going for it that others firm do not, chiefly that it does not have any baggage from the financial crisis and it does not have a trading division that is susceptible to client flows and the ups and downs of the market.

At this rate, one wonders if Mr. Kitano will even bother to open his eyes in his next movie (though in films directed by others, he doesn't rely chiefly on the tortured minimalism).

But this argument does not apply only - or even chiefly - to cannabis.

That is chiefly because Turkey does not have formal ties with Armenia.

But Michael Kazin, co-editor of Dissent and author of a new history ("American Dreamers"), says its left did not focus chiefly on economic issues.

Though the statement is chiefly ceremonial -- it does not call for any government action to be taken against the Sudanese government -- the three said it was to send a message to President Omar Hassan al-Bashir of Sudan that the next American president will continue to sound an alarm on Darfur.

It is an important fact that torture does not work -- a fact that is well-documented, chiefly by interrogators themselves, who have said time and again that torture does not produce good intelligence.

Our surgery is chiefly among the laborers and mechanics, and does not pay a reasonable insurance upon the risk run.

Chiefly, we have been frequently asked why EPIPOI does not make predictions.