Sentence examples for expected chiefly from inspiring English sources

This recombinantly expressed probe is confined exclusively to the cytosolic compartment, and is expected chiefly to report changes in beta cells which predominate in the islet preparations used (>70% for rodent islets [ 28], ~60% in human islets [ 29]).

This is because if the sole explanation for the London/rest-of-England were that patients treated by London hospitals had higher expectations of quality then this factor could have been expected to chiefly have influenced their responses to evaluation (eg, 'overall, how would you rate your care'?) as opposed to report items (eg, 'outpatient waiting times longer than 30 minutes').

According to Nikkei, all the Vision Funds are expected to chiefly target unicorns — aka tech startups that haven't gone public yet but have an estimated valuation above $1BN.

The savings are expected to come chiefly from spending cuts, a ceiling on pensions and reductions in welfare benefits.

Before the fact, the revelations of La Scala's sequential productions in Milan and Busseto might have been expected to be chiefly visual.

They have begun conversations about how to divide up the swing states where each group is likely to focus its energies, with some like Americans for Prosperity expecting to shift chiefly to Senate races and the White House.

But my hunch on day one is that this sort of service, technically brilliant when it settles down, so I expect, will serve chiefly to widen the information gap.

Since the flame size, shape and standoff distance are preserved in this simulation, it is expected that combustion properties controlled chiefly by convective heat transfer are properly accounted for by the present technique.

The merger of Sony Music with Bertelsmann Music Group aimed chiefly at cutting costs is expected to get regulatory approval in Europe this summer, albeit with strings attached.

But advocates for minorities and government watchdogs contend that the power lies chiefly with Ms. Quinn, who is expected to be a leading candidate for mayor in 2013.

Erasmus had not expected such complaints, for Ciceronianus was aimed chiefly at the secretaries at the Roman curia.