Sentence examples for is mostly examined from inspiring English sources
After mastectomy, the reconstructed breast is mostly examined by ultrasound (90%), whereas MRI (42%) and especially mammography (9%) are substantially less frequently recommended.
Given its virtual role in the reading-into-writing literature, discourse synthesis was mostly examined separately from other processes.
PES implementation has been mostly examined in rural areas but very few studies have paid attention to experiences in rural urban landscapes that provide critical ecosystem services for densely populated areas.
However, as the results of the present study and the Survey of Dental Diseases were mostly examined by visual inspection, it could not deny the possibility that have failed to detect potentially more implants, it is necessary to investigate the actual situation in the future.
Although it is known that changes in intracellular levels of Bcl-xl can dramatically affect cell survival, its role in tumorigenesis has been mostly examined in tumors of the hematopoetic system [31], [32].
Genotoxic effects of exposure to static magnetic fields have been mostly examined in cell cultures [ 24].
Non-sentinel specimens obtained from hospitals were mostly examined for one or other and not both of the viruses.
Indeed, thalamocortical axon pathfinding has so far been mostly examined by either axonal tracing using lipophilic tracers or immunostaining, neither of which enable a specific labeling of the entire axonal projection.
Genetic structure in Ae. aegypti populations from Brazil has been mostly examined at broad geographic scales using mitochondrial DNA variation and nuclear markers such as RAPDs, allozymes, and microsatellites.
These benefits and costs are mostly examined independently, rather than comparing the trade-offs of animal activity in the same system and quantifying the net return from beneficial minus detrimental activities.
However, most of the previous studies were performed using data from before 2006, meaning that they were mostly examining the earlier, less stringent voter ID laws.
