Sentence examples for mostly the environment from inspiring English sources

"It's not genetics; it's mostly the environment," said Dr. MyLinh Duong, an assistant professor of respirology at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario.

Yet, theorists still seem to give the nod to one or the other, suggesting that it is mostly genes or mostly the environment, mostly nature or mostly nurture, that make us what we are.

At the same time, we provide an example, rare in behavioral genetics, of a reliably and objectively measured behavioral characteristic where variations are shaped mostly by the environment.

If heritability is low and variation in height is due mostly to the environment, then monozygotic twins will be as different in height from one another as dizygotic twins.

And for those of us who do work mostly on the environment, that's just the kind of ally we need.

Acanthamoeba species are showing an increased role as human pathogens causing encephalitis, keratitis, pneumonitis, and dermatitis [ 10, 11] over the globe and the infection routes are mostly from the environment.

Previous studies did not reveal any specific distribution of this methicillin-resistant species among different animal groups, although separate clones were detected in close-associated sources – mostly animals, the environment, and equipment [ 12, 13].

Similarly, it has also been found different to the habitat conditions of hypersaline environment, as mostly the hypersaline environments are found to have pH values from neutral to slightly alkaline [ 5].

The Coalition supports the EPBC Act, which emphasises using offsets and conditions to approve contentious development proposals to go ahead, with decisions mostly left to the environment minister's discretion.

In[17], it has been shown that for noisy environments, the components of the modulation spectrum below 2 Hz and above 10 Hz are less important for speech intelligibility, particularly the band below 1 Hz which contains mostly information about the environment.

Many nuclear facilities release 14C into the environment, mostly as 14CO2, which mixes readily with stable CO2.