Sentence examples for mainly conditions from inspiring English sources
The nearest glaciers, in Greenland, reflect mainly conditions in the Atlantic.
Symptoms, signs and ill-defined conditions include mainly conditions such as abdominal pain due to constipation, sleep disturbance, hallucination, headache, dyskinesia, dysphagia, all representing likely complications of the course of PD, as also falls and fractures and lumbago and pain in joint [ 1, 3].
This is interpreted as being mainly conditioned by erosion.
Results showed that AMS electric consumption was mainly conditioned by farm management rather than machine characteristics/architectures.
The reduction in energy demand and the increase in the thermal comfort in dwellings are mainly conditioned by these parameters.
It is remarkable that the Ps and metal surface interaction is mainly conditioned by the attractive van der Waals polarization interaction at large distances [33].
The sensitivity analysis, on the mechanical and geometrical parameters that mainly condition the operation of the railroad superstructure at high speed, has allowed to draw some useful considerations for rational design which takes into account the dynamic effects.
As the hardness of natural waters is mainly conditioned by the existence of Ca2+ and Mg2+ ions, it was interesting to separately observe the fractional distribution of these salts by the aforementioned method.
In Resin Infusion (RI) processes, the flow front shape progression is mainly conditioned by the initial arrangement of the injection and vent gate line locations and the permeability of the preform.
The latter type is mainly conditioned by the occurrence of fault-blocks related to the Jordan Rift system, which act as connecting media between the aquifers and facilitate interaquifer flow.
We establish that the greater majority of differences observed between the two groups are mainly conditioned by articulatory limitations related to the distinct physiology associated with DS, as well as minor differences in their phonological systems.
