Sentence examples for mainly extreme from inspiring English sources

I started developing symptoms of damage, mainly extreme stomach cramping, which were only remedied by more ketamine.

These abrupt declines could be related to the fact that Española is the lowest island with a native tortoise population, making it more subject to environmental fluctuations, mainly extreme weather events that affect carrying capacity, fires, and tsunamis.

One of the fundamental challenges for an organism is to survive changes in the physical environment-mainly extreme temperatures, salinity, or dehydration.

Constructive diagenesis processes mainly comprise extreme filling, compaction and cementation, resulting in a significant decrease in the quantity and size of pores.

The genes encoding the isoenzymes are found in different plant-cell compartments, such as the cytosolic SOD2, SOD4 (Jung et al. 2001), APX1 and APX2, which are inducible mainly under extreme light or heat-stress conditions (Davletova et al. 2005), and CAT1, found in peroxisomes, glyoxysomes and also in the cytosol (Scandalios et al. 1997; Jung et al. 2001).

APX isoenzymes in superior plants are encoded by a multigenic family (Ozyigit et al. 2016); the APX1 and APX2 cytosolic isoforms are the most important in the APX family in providing antioxidant protection (Shigeoka and Maruta 2014), induced mainly under extreme light conditions or heat stress (Davletova et al. 2005).

However, studies of the relationship between skin type and Vitamin D level has mainly compared extreme ethnic backgrounds [11], [12], [13] rather than within Caucasian cohorts.

The cold effect was mainly from extreme low temperatures rather than sustained cold days during this 2008 cold spell.

Leptin seems to respond mainly to extreme exercise conditions, resulting in substantial hormonal perturbations and exercise energy cost (>800 kcal) (11).

The discrepancy between preference and perception of current practice in our study was mainly in extreme choices (no-disclosure and disclosure of near miss ME) and more pronounced among females and people with lower education.

The methodology used in a previous study was followed, focusing mainly the extremes, as they were considered as the most challenging.