Sentence examples for mostly oriented to from inspiring English sources

GE opens new opportunities for food engineering, a discipline that has been mostly oriented to the food processing industry.

The curve gets stable around the age of 30, suggesting that after this age we have a different usage of the social network site (accordingly to its low penetration among this age group), mostly oriented to inter-generational connections with younger users, as reported for Facebook in [52].

"Despite the fact that some money was dedicated to Zika research, mostly oriented to the public health measures U.S. is taking, there is need for additional funding for improving the research capability of viral infections like Zika," he said.

For sample CV-1, the inferred extension directions from the e-twin method are mostly oriented perpendicular to the vein wall, the preferred orientation of which is similar to that of the c-axis orientations, while the compression directions are parallel to the vein wall, although they are fairly scattered (Figure 3b).

In tissues with large cristae masses, these are densely packed into stacks of parallel cristae, large lamellae mostly oriented perpendicular to the longer mitochondrial axis.

Both organelles are mostly oriented parallel to the longitudinal axis of the tube in the shank, but exhibit different orientations where the cytoplasmic streaming changes direction.

The newcomers are mostly more glamorous, oriented to Brazilian consumers and traded on the Novo Mercado (new market), a democratic enclave within Bovespa that admits companies that issue only voting shares.

Mothers-in-law in Nepal are mostly illiterate; content oriented to them needs to be self-explanatory without resort to text.

In adult SCARKO mice many tubules showed tortuous strands of colocalized CX43 and ESPN, mostly oriented perpendicular rather than parallel to the basal lamina (Figure S2V: white arrowheads).

Current approaches oriented to discovering novel molecules mostly aim to target specific and minor microbial communities in unique or underexplored environments, including specific terrestrial niches, plant host-microbe associations, and marine environments.

Mostly oriented in the same orientation as their host mRNA, they use the same promoter for transcription, although some have an independent promoter (Guo et al, 2010).