Sentence examples for mostly to changes from inspiring English sources

Ravitch points to a 2009 study sponsored by the Civic Committee of the Commercial Club of Chicago showing that the increases in the performance of the city's eighth graders in math and reading were due mostly to changes in testing procedures, and that in any case such gains evaporated by the time those students reached high school.

The apparent capacity fading of the LiCoO2 electrodes is attributed mostly to changes on their surface, rather than to bulk degradation.

Carlyle chalked up the bankruptcy mostly to changes in Medicare payment formulas that cut reimbursement, but the rest of the industry didn't go bankrupt as a result.

To date there has been somewhat limited analysis of the drivers of chronic disease in the region, but these are likely to be due mostly to changes in the lived environment, driven by four factors.

Helen Mirren takes breaks too, but mostly to change up her equipment.

Accordingly, the C. glabrata isolates may have been subjected to selection that would have removed much of the initial diversity in the population, whereas in the C. albicans series diversity persisted and selection acted mostly to change the relative proportions of different genotypes.

The changes in the area of 1200 1600 correspondspond mostly to the changes of the vibration of purine and pyrimidine, so the bands in this area are associated with changes in the structure of the aromatic ring of purine and pyrimidine, which are sensitive to the binding of metal atoms to the aromatic [ 60, 65, 83].

The change in suitability of the model is attributed mostly to the change in depth in the river following the dam removal for both the fish and invertebrate species.

"In turn, the government's proposed menu of measures largely relies on improved tax collection and evasion schemes, reported to be regarded as too optimistic by the institutions, while the government is also projecting increased fiscal spending mostly related to changes to pension policy," he said.

The number of children smoking in the United States has gone down over the last decade, according to the Centers for Disease Control (35percentt of high school age teenagers smoked regularly in 1997; the estimate is now about 23percentt), a reduction mostly attributable to changes in public health policy.

Trend analysis of daily rainfall and streamflow data showed that interannual changes in mean streamflow in the Comet catchment were mostly due to changes in rainfall.