Sentence examples for mostly defined from inspiring English sources

Fiction is mostly defined as a story, with a beginning, middle and end.

The new law mostly defined the government interest as reducing youth smoking.

These sectors are mostly defined by their predominant cortical inputs (see Willuhn et al, 2003, for a more detailed discussion).

In other words, opportunity as measured by upward mobility is mostly defined by resource inputs targeted at children and teenagers.

Kanha's ZOI is approximately four times larger than the park and is mostly defined by contiguous surrounding forest.

The significant writing of the decade mostly defined itself in opposition to Thatcherism and thereby in opposition to the dominant material culture that followed.

Leaderless after losing the White House, the party is mostly defined by its Congressional wing, which flaunted its anti-spending ideology in opposing the stimulus package.

His hair is gray and cropped close; like the haircut of a little boy, it is mostly defined by those strands which refuse to stay down.

These sectors were mostly defined by their predominant cortical inputs, as determined in tract tracing and functional mapping studies (see Materials and methods).

Molecular changes were mapped in 23 striatal sectors mostly defined by their predominant cortical inputs in order to determine the functional domains affected.

These modules, known as barrels, are mostly defined by the peculiar arrangement of granule cells and thalamic axons in layer IV.