Sentence examples for mainly presumed from inspiring English sources

Although we found a high prevalence of cardiovascular and other comorbidities that appeared to vary by race, we did not find a racial difference in risk of mortality in this population with mainly presumed type 1 diabetes.

Using age as the time scale and accounting for sex, BMI, hypertension, high cholesterol, ischemic heart disease, stroke/TIA, a history of smoking, education, and income, in these patients mainly with presumed type 1 diabetes there was a fourfold increased mortality risk in African Americans and a fourfold increased risk in whites compared with the race-specific SCCS population without diabetes.

They could not be blamed for having been betrayed (mainly, we presume, by noblemen who, like Count Albrecht, were exercising their droit de seigneur) but they were ostracized for having sexual relations outside of marriage.

Patients aged 65 years and older are not traditionally considered optimal candidates for subthalamic deep brain stimulation (STN-DBS), mainly for their presumed increased incidence of surgical complications.

The lowering of these lipid substances and serum creatinine in the blood of treated rats is presumed mainly to be a manifestation of lowering of blood glucose level.

Among these individuals, those on insulin therapy and using no other hypoglycemic agent at the time of their enrollment into the SCCS were classified as having early-onset insulin-treated (presumed mainly type 1) diabetes.

The flora of the lagoon consists mainly of dead coral, presumed to have been killed by influxes of cold water.

Nt-acetylation is mainly co-translational and presumed to be an irreversible covalent modification catalyzed by the ribosome associated N-terminal acetyltransferases (NATs), members of the Gcn5-related N-acetyltransferase superfamily of acetyltransferases (2).

Although large numbers of tyrosine hydroxylase immunoreactive axons pass above and through the STN, these are presumed to mainly be axons passaging through in the direction of the neostriatum (Hedreen 1999).

The pNPX activity was also mostly bound to lignin and is presumably correlated with the bound low-molecular-weight (<30 kDa) proteins, considering that xylanases are typically of low-molecular-weight. Cellulase activity, indicated by the pNPL activity, remained mainly unbound and is presumed to be associated with the intermediate-molecular-weight (30 80 kDa) bands.

Evidence for or against any of the abovementioned mechanisms is still quite sparse, but in mammals, it is often presumed that mainly steroids produced by the embryo, not the mother, have pleiotropic effects on digit development and other traits (e.g. reviewed by Manning et al. 2000; Manning 2002, 2008; McIntyre 2006).