Sentence examples for mostly studies from inspiring English sources

Today, he mostly studies genetic diseases, such as inherited forms of Alzheimer's, where problems with cell protein transport are implicated.

His prints numbered only 16 and were mostly studies of Taishō women in a fashion thoroughly reminiscent, in technique and in composition, of Utamaro.

The show also includes portraits of single farm workers and a group of works on paper that were mostly studies for the larger canvases.

In life the novelist Patricia Highsmith habitually drew strong reactions from those around her. Like Brigitte Bardot, she appears to have reserved most of her affection for animals: when she died, in 1995, she left behind 22 novels, mostly studies of everyday psychopathy, and a lifetime's worth of sketches of cats.

Sherman, a neuroscientist at Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU), mostly studies neurodegenerative diseases, including multiple sclerosis (MS).

These analyses can be interesting in their own right, although the result is that the book covers mostly studies of elections held under "less-than-democratic" rule.

His pieces are mostly studied as orchestral niceties.

Thomas pretended he was on board, but mostly studied for his O levels.

The evolution of EGF ligands has been mostly studied in vertebrates, C. elegans, and D. melanogaster17,43,44,45.

Lenroot mostly studied juvenile courts, and issues of unmarried mothers and their children.

I spent eight years, mostly studying the provenance and preservation of ancient Chinese bronzes.