Sentence examples for mainly to groups from inspiring English sources
Clinton seems to have spoken mainly to groups of Goldman Sachs clients whom the bank was probably hoping to impress.
Just two years ago, if you were a journalist covering a housing protest, you would find yourself spending time in squats talking mainly to groups of dispossessed and disenfranchised idealists.
"We're telling clients it's an opportunity to see something different that they would not have taken advantage of before," said Charles L. Frankel, a partner of Gulliver's Travel in San Francisco, which caters mainly to groups organized by museums and professional clubs.
IEC activities had the lowest cost at USD 2.55, because these services are provided mainly to groups.
The hybridization with another PMM EST probe (BE591860) yields approximately seven positive bands, which are mapped mainly to groups 2 or 4 chromosomes.
This involves the allocation of percentage quota shares each year mainly to groups of vessels, although some individual vessel allocations are made by Government in the case of pelagic and distant water stocks.
Selling mainly to group tours organized by travel agents, Mega Maldives has grown to about 180 employees, twice the number when flights started in January 2011.
Virulent extraintestinal strains belong mainly to group B2 and, to a lesser extent, to group D, whereas most commensal strains belong to groups A and B1.
We had identified multidrug resistance of the E. coli strains causing UTI in 58% of the isolates which belonged mainly to group B2, result which kept our attention.
Worldwide phylogenetic analyses have demonstrated that virulent extraintestinal E. coli strains belong mainly to group B2 and, to a lesser extent, to group D. In contrast, most of the commensal strains are associated with group A or group B1 [ 1, 2, 7, 8].
ExPECs are characterized by the possession of many virulence factors including adhesins, toxins, iron acquisition systems, and serum resistance factors and, in phylogenetic classification, belong mainly to group B2 and occasionally to group D, whereas commensal E. coli belong to groups B1 and A [ 10, 11].
