Sentence examples for mainly on the same from inspiring English sources

GR Last season: Second in Eastern Conference, lost MLS Cup Key player: Kei Kamara The new season in one word: Contenders Carl Robinson's youth movement made big strides in 2015 and the head coach is steering a steady-as-we-go course this year as he banks mainly on the same players to go at least one stage further than their playoff elimination by Portland.

In Norway the between-school variation has fluctuated but stayed mainly on the same level during the period 2000 2009, with regard to the reading results in PISA (Kjærnsli and Roe 2010).

This suggests that reanalysis of difficult syntactic structures in working memory relies mainly on the same regions involved in first-pass processing.

Moreover, the recommendations of the ADA guideline [ 16, 17] and the CCGC guideline [ 28] were based mainly on the same literature.

In July, Drax Group announced plans to convert its North Yorkshire power station to run mainly on biomass, the same huge power station which recently completed the largest steam turbine modernisation programme in UK history, increasing overall efficiency and reinforcing its position as the most efficient coal-fired power station in the UK.

And the new developments are mainly variations on the same themes.

In its Western appearances, the need for box-office income means that it mainly relies on the same kind of story ballets as before.

So, unless an unknown means of monetization springs up, VR is going to have to mainly monetize on the same basis as premium games, starting the cycle over again — premium to democratization when the technology adapts to everyday life.

Our study revealed that length differences among Poaceae rps18 sequences are mainly based on the same heptapeptide repeat (S/F K(Q/K)(P/T F(R/L/H/S/N)(K/R) as described by Weglöhner et al. (Supplementary Fig. S1).

Finally, we carried out a comparison between the results obtained from the 25 X-chromosome SNPs with results obtained on mainly the same populations by using non-recombinant markers (35 SNPs on the Y-chromosome and mtDNA HVRI sequences).

We were interested in species-specific levels of mercury in New Jersey fish and whether these levels were similar to data generated nationally by the Food and Drug Administration FDAA; mainly from 1990 to 1992) on the same types of fish.