Sentence examples for mainly on large from inspiring English sources

Ebbett indicated to me that the company plans aggressive marketing focusing mainly on large metro areas including TV spots and mobile and digital activity.

The masked shrike feeds mainly on large insects, although other arthropods and small vertebrates are also caught.

Another characteristic of the majority of studies on this subject is that results are based mainly on large and representative (population-based) samples, healthy male participants (e.g., from conscript mass-testing), and study periods prior to 1970.

Although we cannot assume that the putative stem-loop structures found within the pmpFE operon sequence may act as classic rho-independent type transcriptional terminators [49], the possibility of hairpin formation (a common phenomenon in mRNA, mainly on large transcripts) cannot be ignored nor can its hypothetical processing role in mRNA degradation and maturation be discounted.

The small size and the slow movements of the A. decemarticulatus workers permit Z. annulosus nymphs to avoid them, which is especially easy as they hunt mainly on large, mature leaves that are patrolled only from time to time by two to four workers [32].

Furthermore, this review is not based on prospective randomized controlled trials but mainly on large observational population studies.

Previous studies have analyzed chloroplast markers for a panel of range-wide samples detecting lower genetic variation in C. sanguinea compared to other European tree species (e.g., Fraxinus excelsior L. [ Heuertz et al., 2004]; Corylus avellana L. [ Palmé and Vendramin, 2002]), with the latter study focusing mainly on large-scale differentiation in Europe.

This is in agreement with the meta-analysis based on three cohort studies [ 16, 21] performed by WCRF/AICR that found an overall RR of 0.91 (95% CI 0.90 0.93) with increments of 1 serving/day of green leafy vegetables, although this result mainly depends on one large cohort study from Japan [ 21].

"Although manufacturing job losses were recorded in March, this was mainly centred on large enterprises.

Crop insurance is in its infancy, however, and mainly relies on large public-private partnerships to make it viable.

In that sense, the deal looks like a good fit: Logica has a client base mainly focused on large enterprises, public sector groups and utilities.