Sentence examples for mainly summarises from inspiring English sources

The current state-of-the art review mainly summarises previous investigations carried out by researchers on different roles and mechanisms played by Pleurotus species on heavy metals mycoremediation.

This paper is the outcome of an extensive and comprehensive literature review in the area and mainly summarises several microwave processing aspects and its usefulness in understanding the microwave material interaction and the role of dielectric properties.

However, job satisfaction mainly summarises the joint effect of job and organisational factors and has no separate, supplementary effect on the self-perceived ability to continue working.

However, job satisfaction mainly summarises the joint effect of job and organisational characteristics and has no supplementary effect on the self-perceived ability to continue working.

It is, however, surprising that the reporting of approved subpopulations is so limited in European public assessment reports, which mainly summarise data on the total study population, irrespective of any restrictions imposed in the summary of product characteristics on the patient population.

These differences can largely be explained by the fact that the information reported in journal publications and registry reports mainly only summarises the information on the total study population as originally planned in the study protocol.

Clinical studies with renzapride have focused mainly on IBS (summarised in Supplementary Table S3).

Both alien species richness and percentage were mainly correlated to PC summarising variables concerning climate, habitat and landscape heterogeneity, and potential anthropogenic disturbance.

Similar to studies of Hippo signalling in cancer[3], our current understanding of Hippo signalling in non-cancer pathologies is mainly based on animal studies (summarised in Tables 1 and2).

Furthermore serotypes were grouped into cattle-, pig- and sheep-adapted types (S. Dublin, S. Derby and S. diarizonae) and "other" representing mainly feed-associated serotypes, and summarised by animal species.

Because there were very few articles at the end of the pandemic (n = 16), coverage for these three dates was summarised and used mainly to illustrate changes over time in the discussions about communication and reporting by public institutions.