Sentence examples for mostly could be from inspiring English sources

Singletons were identified via DnaSP ver. 4.10.9 [ 49]; they mostly could be due to PCR artefacts rather than reflect natural variability [ 50] and were not included in the data analyses.

For those method families with which they were familiar, participants provided ratings of 1 5 (5 = YES it is perfect for this, 4 = MOSTLY, could be used in this way, 3 = TO SOME EXTENT, a stretch but could work; 2 = SELDOM, would be unlikely; cannot think of any examples; and 1 = NO, never) in response to each of 33 queries.

Merrill Lynch has both, but its assets -- stocks and bonds mostly -- could be liquidated overnight.

She said that the parks department had identified "major sections" between 38th and 81st Streets that, still mostly intact, could be salvaged.

As many as 420 staff members, mostly scientists, could be out of work by June 2015, according to a memo circulated to staff members on 14 May by CSIRO chief Megan Clark, Daytonn wrote.

As many as 420 staff members, mostly scientists, could be out of work by June 2015, according to a memo circulated to staff members on 14 May by CSIRO chief Megan Clark.

But his "hands off, mostly" attitude could be completely reversed by the next president (or any future president).

But the fact that a city like Tel Aviv remains mostly unaffected could be because of the Israeli people's condition of living among such conflicts and yet being completely satisfied with their life in Israel.

If the marker gene products (mostly proteins) could be detected by antibodies using the extracts of leukocyte subpopulations in the PBMCs, the transciptome data would be practically useful for bedside diagnosis.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.01567.010 The distribution of inclines also had possible implications for the orientation of cell divisions, in the sense that mostly radial orientation could be an indicator for the prevalence of anticlinal division planes, whereas mostly orthoradial orientations could be an indicator for the prevalence of periclinal ones.

Before Bergman, film was mostly about what could be seen and depicted in the external world.