Sentence examples for is chiefly structured from inspiring English sources
Though Serge holds the foreground, it's plain from early on that the novel is chiefly structured by the idea of transmission and reception, which serves as a metaphor for, among many other things, and very roughly speaking, an implied relationship between language, technology and subjectivity.
The assembly of monomers into supramolecular architectures via non-covalent interactions is chiefly directed by the molecular structures, their functional groups, and environmental conditions.
This is chiefly due to a genome structure typified by the presence of numerous nested retrotransposon copies with few interspersed genes.
It can thus be concluded that, under moderate and high magnitude earthquakes, the damage is concentrated in the added dampers and the response of the existing RC framed structure (bare frame) is chiefly elastic.
We hypothesized that the conserved C-terminal MEPE ASARM-motif is chiefly responsible for regulating bone mass and trabecular structure.
But the body is chiefly concerned with enforcing standards for exterior details of new or restored structures, and can do little to prevent the demolition of structures not designated landmarks.
Most of the variability in antibodies (both sequence and structure) can be found in the antigen binding site, which is chiefly composed of the complementarity-determining region loops (CDRs) (Raghunathan et al., 2012).
When the carbon flux to starch is low gbssi is chiefly concerned with the extension of amylopectin chains and the products of elongation remain embedded in the amylopectin structure.
The study area is chiefly constrained by crystalline rocks of Archean age consisting of gneisses, charnockites, granites, and basic and acidic intrusive igneous structures (Balasubramanian 1986).
Elias is chiefly wilderness.
