Sentence examples for mostly with respect from inspiring English sources
Differences to MF7 are mostly with respect to these features.
The different methods of inducing cavitation and the dominance of one over the other, mostly with respect to energy requirements, in different areas of biotechnological application are discussed.
The turnaround in thinking and acting has been already evident in recent times, mostly with respect to energy production, for which sustainable resources and clean techniques are increasingly implemented to substitute today's oil and coal-based production [1].
Calcium regulation in various environments has been studied in crustaceans, mostly with respect to the control of epithelial calcium transport (Freire et al. 2008; Ahearn et al. 2004; Wheatly 1999; Zanotto and Wheatly 2002), and the role of complexed calcium in the hemolymph as a reserve for free Ca2+ is unknown.
With respect to IGF-2 in relation to birth size, there were suggestive positive associations in Shanghai mostly with respect to birth length (P∼0.09) (Table 3).
GPR15 expression in whole blood differed mostly with respect to smoking status and independent of the daily time of blood donation (see Additional file 2).
Trichichnus is a branched or unbranched, straight to winding, hair-like cylindrical structure, mostly 0.1 0.7 mm in diameter, commonly pyritized, oriented at various angles (mostly vertical) with respect to the bedding.
As it can be seen, the cupping effect is mostly removed with respect to the padded FBP technique.
The opposite occurs due to redistribution of turbulent kinetic energy and flamelet orientation mostly normal with respect to the mean flow at the end of the flame brush.
As a consequence, very few words for which semantic relations were selected appear in transcripts, therefore leaving the segmentation mostly unchanged with respect to the baseline segmentation algorithm.
These models are therefore of high quality on average, and mostly complete with respect to the current knowledge of their metabolism.
