Sentence examples for mostly in animals from inspiring English sources

Autophagy, despite being extensively researched and discussed albeit mostly in animals—still bears many unknowns; doubly so in Chlamydomonas, in which the topic is in its infancy [ 22].

Large-scale bioinformatic analyses revealed the presence of a CRP-I-like cysteine pattern mostly in animals and, among them, almost exclusively in invertebrates (see table 3).

The result is site-specific mRNA cleavage when the pairing is nearly complete (mostly in plants) or translational inhibition when imperfect base pairing occurs (mostly in animals) [45].

Until now, the effect in Denmark had been seen mostly in animals, but awareness has been raised for humans as well (Table).

Mechanisms for exchange restriction might include limited opportunities for interactions between groups as their members occupy particular niches (mostly in animals and humans) or organism-specific factors (e.g., phage receptors, differing DNA restriction or DNA mismatch repair capacities) hinder conversions.

A majority of the available studies carried out mostly in animals have provided inconsistent findings, showing beneficial, harmful or neutral effects of omega-3 PUFA on adipokine profile [ 15].

For years, restaurants had to pay companies to haul away the old grease, which was used mostly in animal feed.

The premise of the show is nothing groundbreaking, the characters are carbon copies of other characters on current NBC sitcoms (the drunk, overly sexual, loudmouth is even named Angela) and the jokes lie mostly in animal innuendo, but I still can't help laughing and hoping this show makes it past the 4 episodes most critics seem to think it will last.

Histopathological changes during AKI have been studied [ 1], but mostly in animal experiments.

Mostly in animal experiments but also in some clinical situations [ 2, 3, 26], whole-lung quantitative CT is performed repeatedly during different lung conditions.

However, many other studies, mostly in animal models, suggest that ceramides increase with age (please see review of Cutler & Mattson [ 24]).