Sentence examples for primarily serious from inspiring English sources

The entries are primarily serious subjects, either biographies of famous New Jerseyans, histories of every one of New Jersey's 566 municipalities or overviews of things like state geology or ethnic groups like the Irish or Italians.

These are primarily serious commercial farms whose business models do not necessarily include roadside stands.

The overall condition of patients changed from primarily "serious" or "critical" (68.1% of patients) at the initial visit to mainly "good" or "fair" (97.6%) at the last visit (Table  4).

Reporting may primarily target serious or treatment threatening/limiting (treatment discontinuation, change of regimen, life-threatening event, hospitalization, poor adherence because of toxicity or death) ADRs rather than the notification of any suspected reaction.

Her juvenile fiction consists primarily of serious accounts of growing up and of mystery-adventures.

Opéra-comique was a contraction of opéra rendu comique ("opera made comic"), signifying parody and satire at the expense primarily of serious opera.

Dr. Richard P. Wenzel, an infectious disease specialist at Virginia Commonwealth University, who wrote an editorial about the studies, said he would recommend the approach primarily for serious operations like heart surgery or joint replacements, or patients with immune system problems.

While the assessment of safety was based primarily on serious asthma exacerbations and exacerbations requiring systemic corticosteroids, the trial was of sufficient duration to assess the overall safety profile of QMF149, and AEs were recorded rigorously throughout the study.

Public-health notification programs are aimed primarily at more serious diseases, in particular H.I.V. and syphilis.

That site, students were told, was to be "reimagined to house three hundred men convicted of serious, primarily violent offenses, serving sentences between five and fifteen years. . . .

A peculiar feature of these courts is a panel of lay assessors (nämndemän), who take part in the main hearings, primarily on more serious criminal and family cases.