Sentence examples for most part contained from inspiring English sources

The town centre is for the most part contained within a ring road formed of St Edwards Way, Mercury Gardens, Thurloe Gardens, Oldchurch Road and Waterloo Road.

Whereas in immunocompetent subjects the infection is, for the most part, contained in the lung, in immunocompromised subjects dissemination of fungal cells from the lung to the brain leads to the development of a life-threatening meningoencephalitis [6], [7], [8].

The higher dental trauma prevalence estimated by the thematic map is for the most part contained within the Cidade Industrial de Curitiba Health District, in the western region.

Nucleosomes examined by structural studies have for the most part contained four types of DNA sequences: mixed sequence genomic DNA, the 5S RNA coding sequence, the human α-satellite repeat, and the Widom 601 nucleosome positioning sequence.

Applying to college seems like it should be easy: Fill out a dozen forms which, for the most part, contain the same basic questions and you're done.

The letters between Twitter and the SEC, now listed in Twitter's public filings, for the most part contain questions about certain details in Twitter's S-1, with Twitter's subsequent edits.

The questionnaire for the most part contains closed questions, but there are some open questions as well.

This seems to correlate with the amount of musculature associated with the various parts of the digestive tract, since the foregut is highly muscular with a common myoepithelial suction-pump of the pharynx, whereas the remaining digestive tract for the most parts contains a mere loose network of predominantly circular muscles in the Gymnolaemata [ 15].

These samples correspond to the nodule tissues from the most apical part of the nodule with the youngest symbiotic cells to the most proximal part containing the oldest symbiotic cells.

The group average region of significant classification accuracy was for the most part (90%) contained within the cytoarchitectonic 50% probability map of Morosan P et al. (2001).

Although a minor part (25%) of the protein of D23-KCl extract was insoluble in PBS, this part contained most of the inhibitory activity.