Sentence examples for primarily shared from inspiring English sources

"The Center's analysis finds that suspected autonomous accounts post a higher proportion of links to sites that are primarily shared by human users who score near the center of the ideological spectrum, rather than those shared more often by either a more liberal or a more conservative audience," they write.

The remaining 5% of the genes were found only in ACBU02 and primarily shared with Nostocales (27%), Chroococcales (20%), Nostocales and Chroococcales (16%), and Oscillatoriales (4%), and represent potential gene losses in the STX− strain.

Major Duties and Responsibilities: Within the delegated authority and under the given organizational set-up, the incumbent may be assigned the primarily, shared, or contributory accountabilities for all or part of the following areas of major duties and key end-results.

Rural households primarily share food within their communities.

Even though they primarily share the same culture of the northern region of Pakistan, which is rather backward for women, in terms of education, opportunities and domestic life, people of Shimshal believe in freedom of opportunities and thought for its women.

As Mr. Saverin's holdings were primarily shares in a prepublic start-up company, the valuation of those assets was very likely the product of a significant negotiation.

For example, the central cloud contains protein groups (primarily meat) shared by all cuisines.

Listing these criteria serves as a corrective to the view that the prevailing tension between social solidarity and social welfare provision turns primarily on shared identity.

With regard to the case of the German ES Transformation, one can draw two conclusions on the interplay of trust and acceptance: Firstly, as acceptance allows actors to primarily accept shared rules on (legal) proceedings in the place of shared outcomes [72], trust is the mechanism which compensates for this lack of factual knowledge.

The suborder represents a related group, and replaced the widely used and now obsolete suborder Prosimii ("prosimians"), which included strepsirrhines and tarsiers, a grouping based primarily on shared anatomical traits.

A positive correlation would be expected if genetic variation occurred primarily in shared pathways responding to mutant hINS expression, such as UPR.