Sentence examples for mostly of reports from inspiring English sources

Some 500 studies were identified, slightly more than half in the academic literature and the remainder in the gray literature, which consisted mostly of reports by public transport providers.

Guidelines on Se toxicity (International Programme on Chemical Safety 1986; U.S. Environmental Protection Agency 2002) are based mostly on reports of chronic selenosis in a Chinese population with excessive Se exposure, resulting from high Se in crops fertilized with coal ash highly rich in Se (Yang et al. 1983), and from combustion of Se-rich coal for domestic use (Liu et al. 2007).

And that's mostly because of reports that "around three-quarters of large graduate employers routinely use the 2 1 to sift [job] applications".

The literature concerning GCD has consisted mostly of case reports and series, the largest being 17 patients [2, 6, 8].

It consists mostly of case reports and case series.

The available evidence consists mostly of case reports and case series.

However, research on the efficacy and effectiveness of EMDR on addiction is still limited, consisting mostly of anecdotal reports or case studies of substance-related [ 23- 31] as well as behavioral addictions [ 32- 37].

The data in this second Canetto study are problematic: the Hemlock Society information consisted mostly of collected newspaper reports, and this may have skewed the numbers for several reasons, among them that violent deaths are more likely to get the attention of the media — and are more likely to be the work of men.

The rising number of reports mostly reflects increased staffing at antiviolence centers and public awareness campaigns, said Rachel Baum, who wrote the report.

But Binghamton officials said that their overriding concern was the health and safety of students and that the situation was clear: For the second year in a row, they received an increasing number of reports, mostly anonymous phone calls or e-mails from pledges, friends of pledges or parents, about hazing during the eight-week pledge period.

Few studies have specifically investigated underweight, but one from Malaysia (also mostly of premenopausal women) reported that women with a BMI of less than 18.5 kg/m had more breast cancer, as did those who were overweight or obese.