Sentence examples for mainly merged from inspiring English sources

As shown in Figure  6a, this scaffolding mainly merged the fragments shorter than 1 kb into longer sequences.

As many as 38 financial institutions have been merged, mainly local cajas brought down by property lending.

The latter two phrases were merged mainly because of the very small number of respondents with daily symptoms.

But the deal could prompt one of its two main American rivals, Chevron or ExxonMobil, to try to regain dominance by making a move on BP.For all their enthusiasm for the deal, Shell and BG are merging mainly from necessity.

Halliburton's stock has plunged since the company merged with Dresser, mainly because the deal saddled Halliburton with huge legal liabilities from a Dresser subsidiary that manufactured asbestos-containing bricks.

The West Tyrone seat held by Sinn Féin's Pat Doherty is also being merged into a mainly rural western constituency, as the number of seats in the province is reduced from 18 to 16.

IRAQI NATIONAL ALLIANCE (INA): This mainly Shia alliance - which merged with the State of Law Coalition - includes followers of the powerful cleric and one-time militia leader Moqtada al-Sadr.

In humans, where folding is almost completed upon birth, longitudinal information is mainly based on brain atlases, merged images from a large number of scans of preterm infants (Raybaud et al. 2013).

The reason home has merged into work is, of course, mainly due to technology.

The problem stems mainly from the Wedgwood ceramic unit Waterford and Wedgwood merged in 1986–that contributes 47% of the company's sales.

Subsequently, to update the P. pastoris GSMM systematically, the genome annotation information from mainly three databases (KEGG, UniProtKB, IMG) was gathered and merged (Table 1).