Sentence examples for mainly case from inspiring English sources

So far, mainly case reports but also some studies with case series have been published.

Up to now, reports of the CT imaging appearance of PPL are limited to a few papers including mainly case reports [7, 8, 9, 10].

The literature regarding this procedure, mainly case series and retrospective comparisons, suggests that laparoscopic supracervical hysterectomy results in reduced operating time and blood loss and a quicker return to normal activity, compared with laparoscopic-assisted vaginal hysterectomy.

These were mainly case studies where a survey and analysis of routine data was undertaken alongside interviews, observation and documentary analysis.

They were mainly case reports and case series describing the outcomes of freeze-dried allografts, and eight out of them used barrier membranes.

No more than 30 cases with IgAN and coexisting IgG-ANCA positivity have been reported to date, mainly case reports [ 1– 15] and two case series [ 16, 17].

In Finland, regenerative medicine is well legitimised in the science system including science and innovation funding but it is not as well legitimised in the healthcare system, as the treatments are mainly case-by-case experiments rather than established parts of the standard repertoire of the hospitals and the entire system.

These are mainly cases of "need" and "require", and the small number of non-passivizable cases have been included here, and these are mainly "have" and "be".

The teaching units throughout the BEH use a student-centred approach, mainly case-based learning (CBL).

Finally, residual confounding may have impacted the results, as indicated by the Newcastle Ottawa Scale, where mainly case-control studies failed to score well on comparability.

The level of evidence was pooled into two categories: the high level category that included the 1a to 2c categories (mainly randomized clinical trials or cohort studies) and the low level that included the 3 to 5 categories (mainly case-control studies, series of cases, cases and expert opinions).