Sentence examples for mainly to changes from inspiring English sources

This code remains in force, with its only amendments due mainly to changes in political regimes.

Noble gases are biologically and chemically inert, and therefore respond mainly to changes in physical conditions and processes, rather than in biological ones.

That residual is then attributed mainly to changes in technology.The effects of changes in technology and changes in trade are hard to unravel.

The very large changes in estimated abundance between years, and also between snapshots within a year, are related mainly to changes in survey temporal and spatial coverage, and illustrate an important limitation on interpretation of aggregation-based acoustic abundance estimates.

Unlike several previous studies which attribute the decline in flood peaks mainly to changes in land management, we hypothesize that climate change had a significant contribution to the overall decrease in flood peaks.

The embers of the Academy are voting now (ballots are due no later than Tuesday, February 19th) and this year's ballot is a little different from those of recent years, thanks mainly to changes in the rules regarding Best Documentary Feature (and Short).

We need to make a midcourse correction," mainly to change the notion that the race is over.

"It was renovated with new electrical and plumbing systems in the late 1970's, so the renovation is mainly to change it from a two-family to a one-family house rather than major structural changes," Ms. Orr said.

But a good rule of thumb here seems to be if a reward is being used mainly to change an app's ranking on the App Store's charts, that's not allowed.

These variations are attributed mainly to the changes in surface temperature and due to the atmospheric perturbations.

The increases were due mainly to design changes which were made to enhance comfort, performance, and safety, but which required more and more expensive materials and caused the price per pound to rise steadily.