Sentence examples for mainly defining from inspiring English sources

Those samples belonging to R0 or with a dubious adscription to other non-R0 haplogroups (N = 293; ∼57%) were further genotyped for a set of 71 coding region SNPs mainly defining different branches within R0 (more information below).

The Warsaw music scene is mainly defined by its club culture.

The flat white economy is driven by online retail and marketing but it comprises many different businesses: McWilliams argues that it is mainly defined by the types of people it employs.

A secondary axis, mainly defined by Enqelāb (formerly Shah Reza) Street, runs from east to west and intersects the primary axis at right angles.

I had already mainly defined my style, and could let it on its own for a while, see where it ends up, or survives in the streets".

Paula Del Nunzio of Brown Harris Stevens, who in 2006 handled the $53 million sale of the Harkness Mansion on the Upper East Side, the most expensive sale of a single New York City residence on record, said a trophy was mainly "defined in a buyer's mind".

It seems the Chinese government learned that international responsibility is mainly defined by political responses to international crises, especially security issues, rather than simply economic aid to poor countries.

According to interviews with many administration officials, Mr. Bush wants to move beyond the conventional Republican agenda of tax cuts and energy production that mainly defined the beginning of his presidency and tackle issues and themes that strike Americans in a more emotional, personal way.

The MMS-OMP algorithm is mainly defined by (19) and (20).

"Marriage is something mainly defined by religious communities and some of them will be happy to marry gay couples.

It is shown that the characteristic temperatures for the motional regime transitions are mainly defined by the asphaltenes' content.