Sentence examples for leading mainly from inspiring English sources
We know that with increases in population, there has been increased industrialization of the region (leading mainly to emissions of sulfates) and increased used of cooking fires (emitting black carbon).
The studied sandstones of the Vischkuil formation have undergone diagenesis leading mainly to reduction of feldspars and unstable lithic fragments forming new clay minerals (Fig. 3j).
In this case, as shown in Fig. 12c, an orthogonal voltage is introduced leading mainly to a change in the phase, and to a lesser extent, the magnitude of the controlled node.
Several types of VOx species coexist on the catalyst surface, with monomeric and low-polymerized ones leading mainly to propene, while V2O5 crystallites at high vanadium loadings producing more carbon oxides.
During the 1980s, as a consequence of AIDS prophylaxis, there was a great increase in the use of powdered natural rubber latex (NRL) gloves, leading mainly in the 1990s to high numbers of work-related latex allergies [1], [2].
9 21–23 Moreover, in these animal models, ITF modulated gut microbiota composition leading mainly to a bifidogenic effect.
Texas is leading 26 mainly Republican-dominated states in challenging the Democratic administration's immigration plan.
Frozen or canned fish, minerals, copra, cocoa, coffee, tea, and spices are among the leading exports, mainly to Japan, France, the United States, and Australia.
Mr Allawi, a secular Shia leading the mainly Sunni al-Iraqiya party, sought to be prime minister himself after the 7 March election, but some factions in his party are seeking an agreement with the government.
Yorkshire continued to struggle in 1911, but Hirst was successful against many of the leading counties, mainly as a bowler.
In the last few years, scientists have invented high-throughput methods to identify restraint sites of mega-sized DNA molecules directly, leading to mainly two novel physical mapping technologies: optical mapping [ 26] and whole-genome mapping [ 27– 29].
