Sentence examples for mainly be caused from inspiring English sources

There was a dramatic increase in the damping value of the APS coating when the strain was higher than 20 ppm, while the damping amplitude effect of the EB-PVD coating was not so obvious, which could mainly be caused by the different energy dissipation mechanisms of the two coatings.

Monthly analysis indicates increases (4.26%) of SSC of the entire North-East Indian Ocean area in 2005; especially in November 2005 when increase of SSC increased by about 6.19% compared with other years; those may mainly be caused by the destruction of coastal vegetation and modifying of estuaries or wetlands by the 2004 tsunami.

The bundling of thinned CNTs into the cones can mainly be caused by the Van der Waals force or/and the magnetic interaction of Fe phase nanoparticles.

This could mainly be caused by the scattering due to the imperfect arrays (or defects) in our samples (see Figure 1c), which weaken the light absorption based on the WGM resonances to some extent.

Our main assumption is that the observed differences in gene expression patterns between these two groups of females should mainly be caused by differences in their neurological and physiological responses to these two types of males.

This general finding may mainly be caused by culture conditions, the artificial environment and the two-dimensional structure of cell culture layers.

Sunray and Jubilee, two yellow varieties, are preferred by some people mainly be cause these yellow tomatoes may be lower in acid content than some red ones.

These have mainly been caused by capsular group A strains, but W and X strains are increasingly contributing to the burden of disease.

The problems have mainly been caused to seals and sea birds by tripper boats and kayakers, but basking sharks and dolphins have also been vulnerable to being "chased".

The species has a conspicuous yellow breast and belly; this yellow coloration mainly being caused by the presence of lutein and zeaxanthin [6], [12], [13].

Bacterial meningitis in sub-Saharan Africa has mainly been caused by N. meningitidis (Nm) with localized outbreaks or large epidemics occurring every year in the dry season [ 1– 4].