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This appendix is mainly a summary of the model developed by Galiani and Weinschelbaum (2012).

Thus, in the evaluation of results, it has to be considered that miRNA levels could represent mainly a summary of individual behavior rather than of what one suffers from.

The introductory summary -- which, unlike the report itself, is mainly a political document -- does its best to make the worst of a good situation.

Winning was mainly a matter of execution.

It's mainly a matter of perception.

In an interview, he said the report was mainly an update on the overall climate research program and was not intended to be a conclusive "state of the science" summary of the administration's thinking.

In summary, this is mainly from a composite of psychoanalysis, dynamic psychiatry and psychology, what these disciplines share in common in explaining human action.

This raises a different issue, of course: what value does the magazine have other than in coupons if it is mainly offering summary and generalized recommendation?

The plots are mainly capsule summaries of poet's grotesque ends — Vachel Lindsay drinking the Lysol, etc.

It is not a summary of everything yet to come.

This brief summary is mainly based on six pieces of literature: Brown and Medoff (1989), Kalleberg and Buren (1992), Reilly (1995), Kalleberg and Buren (1996), Troske (1999), and Hollister (2004).