Sentence examples for mainly of human from inspiring English sources

All the stories in this lively collection are portraits, mainly of human beings, though a monster with an identity crisis, a giant in search of love and a puppy in need of a home put in appearances as well.

The nkongi, a group of fetishes characteristic of the coast and the Mayombé forest, consist mainly of human figures, but there are some that combine the forms of a dog and a leopard, sometimes with two heads.

Subsequently, the domestic waste undergoes a transformation process wherein sludge, consisting mainly of human feces, is collected in a closed anaerobic detention tank in a cellar and introduced into a bioreactor, enabling the production of biogas by methanogenesis; this biogas is then stored and used for cooking and HVAC equipment.

The level of reconstitution in scid mice was however low (<1%) and consisted mainly of human T cells, as very few human B cells were able to survive.

Complex I includes B. bronchiseptica isolates mainly of animal origin and the B. parapertussis ovine isolates (Bppov), complex II all B. pertussis isolates, complex III all B. parapertussis human isolates (Bpphu) and complex IV B. bronchiseptica isolates mainly of human origin.

Clade A contained most of the clinical and hospital-associated isolates as well as animal isolates, whereas clade B consisted mainly of human commensal isolates.

Although these results may appear exciting or encouraging, the fundamental problem with such animal models is that it is unclear how they compare the early initiating lesions leading to PE, which is considered to be a disease mainly of humans and is very rarely observed in a few evolutionarily closely related anthropoid primates [147,148].

But 65percentt of adults endorse the accurate statement that the global temperature has been increasing in recent decades mainly because of human activity.

In this paper, we propose an automatic human body segmentation system which mainly consists of human body detection and object segmentation.

The so-called delisting is scheduled to begin in late March, almost five years later than federal wildlife managers first proposed, mainly because of human tussles here in Wyoming over the politics of managing the wolves.

The success will come how the current challenges related to cybersecurity, interoperability, privacy, safety and socio-technical aspects mainly interaction of human behavior and complex adaptive systems are handled.