Sentence examples for mostly to identify from inspiring English sources
Cookies are used by Web sites for many things, but mostly to identify you when you return to a site.
There's no narration or offscreen questions (though at times Mr. Knüpfer seems to be answering queries), and a minimum of onscreen text, mostly to identify pieces, people and places.
Network structure and architecture has been studied to understand sociological and biological problems, mostly to identify cohesive subgroups within social and biological networks.
The first person interviewed in each household also answered general questions about the household, mostly to identify the household socio-economic status.
The SNPs statistically linked to disease have mostly failed to identify the right genes, but the rare variants may, Dr. Goldstein said.
Blekko uses a search algorithm like Google's or Bing's but also gets humans, mostly volunteers, to identify the sites they know, trust and visit most often and to put those at the top of the search results.
His handful of other projects, though, are mostly easy to identify: his own home/studio, built in 1929 in a pure Le Corbusier style, and the 1935 college perched dramatically on a cliff above the town, a late-modern, L-shaped block with what appears to be a streamlined railway observation car (actually the games room) attached to the ground floor.
Many studies adopt a single-firm perspective and mostly seek to identify generic elements in a business model.
Passive tags are mostly meant to identify inexpensive objects, and must therefore submit to an economic asceticism that eschews such luxuries.
Risk assessments, early warning systems, and so on are tools mostly utilized to identify and prepare for the natural hazards rather than to identify, assess, and reduce social vulnerability or build resilience.
In the meantime, several studies began to be published exploring population-based health records, mostly European, to identify factors which are potentially associated with CKD in lithium-treated cohorts.
