Sentence examples for primarily output from inspiring English sources

The modeled precipitation values are primarily output from a meteoric-pattern-corrected spatial interpolation of 40+-year average values for δDp measured at the GNIP collection sites [24].

Friedman's empirical research and some theory supported the conclusion that the short-run effect of a change of the money supply was primarily on output but that the longer-run effect was primarily on the price level.

Thus primarily, the output responses to all the applied perturbations in models with K1 and K2 kinetics were corroborating with each other, for both USEQ and PSEQ conditions.

But, argues Dempsey, international audiences watch the BBC's nature epics primarily for the output of the brilliant BBC Natural History Unit.

The mines' maximum output, primarily aimed at servicing the burgeoning Chinese and Indian markets, would nearly double Australia's total 2010/11 coal production of 352m tonnes and eclipse its export total of 283m tonnes.

But the softness in the national economy, primarily in industrial output, along with the shake-out that has halved the number of dot-com companies advertising in traditional media, mean that 2001 will lag what had been predicted.

Investigators who typically focus primarily on work output are apt to be concerned with the applied, practical view of the person as a productive worker; interest is more likely to be concentrated upon the worker himself by those scientists who wish to study fatigue even if their findings are not directly productive of work output.

System parameters of a microgrid change in its two operating modes primarily due to output current limitation of PWM based inverters connected with renewable energy sources.

We constrained publication output primarily on papers reporting original research.

Recent research suggests the LF HF ratio may be influenced primarily by parasympathetic output and baroreflex function [ 29, 30].

The decrease in SVR is accompanied by an increase in cardiac output, primarily due to an increase in stroke volume [ 8].