Sentence examples for mostly free in from inspiring English sources
Education and health care are mostly free in Iceland.
The Tribune Company publishes RedEye, a paper that is distributed mostly free in Chicago, and it is the primary investor in amNew York, a free daily that competes with the New York version of Metro.
On the other hand, Jews rarely faced martyrdom or exile, or forced compulsion to change their religion, and they were mostly free in their choice of residence and profession.
JNK is a minor component of the signalosome and is mostly free in the cell before or even after stimulation (Fig. 8, 9), thus its interaction with the complex might be transient since once activated it should be translocated into the nucleus to phosphorylate transcription factors.
These experiments further show that the connector proteins appear fully saturated at a 1 1 molar ratio, with increasing RNA amounts remaining mostly free in solution.
Expression of the two enzymes in tomato up-regulated most intrinsic carotenogenic genes, and efficiently directed carbon flux into carotenoids, leading to massive accumulations of mostly free astaxanthin in leaves (3.12 mg/g) but esterified astaxanthin in fruits (16.1 mg/g) and a 16-fold increase of total carotenoid capacity therein without affecting the plant normal growth and development.
The RCS (mostly free chlorine in bulk solution) exclusively mediated an indirect oxidation with mean current efficiency from 25 to 40%.
After helping to recruit the staff, he allowed them mostly free rein in developing the actual content of the story, providing minimal guidance from himself.
Similarly, the 2-hydroxyl group of the distal (relative to the glycosidic bond) rhamnose group remains mostly free, although in some rare homologues it can be acylated with long chain alkenoic acid.
The deal with ENI covers two blocks mostly free of ice in the Barents Sea, the body of water above Norway and European Russia.
This law was still on the books despite the Supreme Court decision in Lawrence v. Kansas, which said that individuals were mostly free to do sex in private.
