Sentence examples for mostly secondary to from inspiring English sources

In adults, HLH is mostly secondary to cancers (mainly hematological neoplasms), infections or auto-immune diseases.

This acidemia is mostly secondary to hyperphosphatemia, hyperlactatemia, and the accumulation of unmeasured anions.

Moreover, more than 80% of the Burkinabe population is involved with livestock raising to differing degrees – either as the sole economic activity, or as the principal economic activity, or as a secondary activity (mostly secondary to agriculture).

Iron load could also be higher in patients with episodes of haemolytic anaemia which are common features in Central Africa or in Mediterranean areas, mostly secondary to glucose-6-phosphatase deficiency, thalassemia or sickle cell anaemia.

Atrial fibrillation (AF) is the most common sustained clinical arrhythmia and is associated with significant morbidity, mostly secondary to heart failure and stroke, and an estimated two-fold increase in premature death.

Ureteroscopic methods, on the other hand, have limited success especially in men due partly to difficulties in accessing stones, but mostly secondary to common ureteral lesions associated with impacted stones, such as edema, polyps, and strictures [ 13].

Water contents up to 4 wt% show a positive linear correlation with the amount of glass, and are inferred to be mostly secondary, as original (pre-eruptive) H2O dissolved in melts is inferred to have been < 1.5 wt% in all rocks.

This response is mostly secondary because salamanders have been observed to remain stationary near odoriferous prey but only feed if it moves.

Now one group – mostly secondary headteachers – has come together via the social networking site Twitter to form an embryonic pressure group.

Despite the use of mobiles in a number of facets of Kenyan society (banking, utilities, retail, health, transportation, etc), their use in education remains limited to a few offerings such as Eneza Education (mostly secondary) and eLimu (mostly primary).

Maybe that's partly why the NBA's fortunes took a bigger hit than the NFL's did during the recession owners have less incentive to protect their sporting assets when those assets are mostly secondary diversions.