Sentence examples for otherwise mainly from inspiring English sources

An X-ray telescope, therefore, sees galactic clusters as bright spots in an otherwise mainly dark universe.

His grand house has smooth whitewashed walls and a sturdy red roof, which distinguish it from what are otherwise mainly wood shacks.

Oryzomys are semiaquatic, spending much time in the water, and otherwise mainly live on the ground; both the marsh rice rat and O. couesi are known to be excellent swimmers and will flee into the water when disturbed.

The otherwise mainly Holarctic tribe Hydroporini has diversified extensively in Australia, forming a radiation of 10 morphologically and ecologically very diverse genera and >150 described species.

The above model relies on the assumption that NAT2 brings an extra contribution to the overall rate of folate catabolism, which is otherwise mainly determined by NAT1.

In total, the 1,072 proteins comprise 487 CSEPs, 231 EKA-like proteins and otherwise mainly unknown/hypothetical proteins.

But its most significant epigraphic products have been poetic epics of mythical and heroic scope, which go far to elucidate religious traditions otherwise known mainly from Old Testament bias.

"Our businesses have now created more than 4.2 million new jobs over the past 26 months," Obama said in a speech to students at Arlington high school in Virginia, that otherwise focused mainly on student loans.

He vigorously collected specimens for his museum, "prepared or otherwise provided, mainly by the work of my own hands, and at my own expense".

The leader of the Labour-controlled Derbyshire County Council questioned the inclusion of Derbyshire in the first tranche, which otherwise consisted mainly of counties newly created in 1974 and their neighbours.

Ninety-three seminal plasma samples of 54 HIV-1 infected men, 29 infected by homosexual contacts and 25 infected otherwise, but mainly heterosexually, were analysed for the presence of HIV-1 and XMRV.