Sentence examples for mostly applying from inspiring English sources

The Markov models range from one year to life-time mostly applying a six month cycle length (three to twelve months), whereas the DES and ISM models, with one exception, take a life-time perspective.

Countries other than the U.S. and U.K. have collectively spawned a range of visibly successful companies in search (Yandex, Baidu), e-commerce (Alibaba, Rocket Internet's portfolio) and media (Naspers) by mostly applying tried and tested Western strategies to the local know-how.

Moreover, we obtained our results by mostly applying open source packages, making it easy to duplicate our results.

Previous studies, mostly applying OS, may have underestimated the positive biological impact of obesity, as obese women have increased risk of dying from intercurrent disease (Anderson et al, 1996; Temkin et al, 2007).

Whereas animal experiments (mostly applying AVP as a single vasopressor) homogeneously reported a decrease in CI and systemic oxygen transport capacity (DO2I), clinical observations (applying AVP as a supplementary vasopressor) showed heterogeneous responses, with most studies reporting neutral or even beneficial effects of AVP on cardiac performance [ 2, 4].

The comic turn is mostly applied to zinfandels.

These criticisms mostly apply to the first half of the book.

But Rivera probably never thought his words, meant to breed confidence and then create serenity, would mostly apply to him.

Yorkshire remains a word we cannot pronounce and mostly apply to a breed of small dogs favoured by old ladies.

(This mostly applies to male actors of the Method generation, not to female actors, but that is a different subject for a different essay).

They include whether to introduce a £10 emissions surcharge in October 2017, the so-called T-charge, which will mostly apply to pre-2005 diesel cars.