Sentence examples for is primarily centred from inspiring English sources

This phenomenon is primarily centred on 'making', particularly for manufacturing, entrepreneurship, and science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) education (Kalil & Miller, 2014).

The west's interests are primarily centred on Azerbaijan's Caspian offshore oil and gas fields.

The Hai San was primarily centred in the Larut tin-mining district of Perak.

The research that I did need to do was primarily centred around music… I say "research": what I was really doing was buying records and listening to them.

These clusters were primarily centred around pathways involved in glycerophospholipid biosynthesis (two modules), glucose homeostasis and transport (three modules) and fatty acid and triacylglycerol processing (three modules).

The brain areas that were activated in the sham-point group relative to the model group were primarily centred on the bilateral limbic system, the right frontal lobe, and the striatum, whereas the activated areas in the ST36 group were primarily centred on the bilateral limbic system (pyriform cortex), the bilateral temporal lobe (olfactory cortex), the right amygdala and the right hippocampus.

In this regard, it should be noted that most of the previous studies done on representative samples taken from the general population have been primarily centred on the examination of prevalence rates and sociodemographic determinants [ 6, 9, 11], giving less attention to the psychological variables.

Figure 4 illustrates how differential activity was primarily centred in the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (regions 1 and 2) and the postcentral gyrus (regions 3 and 4), with small additional regions of activity around the precuneus (region 5) and the right posterior middle temporal gyrus (region 6).

For North American indigenous whalers, as mentioned earlier, the importance of whaling is not primarily centred upon the economic value of the products.

"He certainly made a statement, didn't he?" said Henry of Williams who is primarily a centre but excelled when moved onto the wing against Japan.

From the moment he broke into the team and until now, there has been nothing conclusive to suggest that he is primarily a centre back, let alone a top class one.