Sentence examples for studied chiefly from inspiring English sources

At the Collège St. Martial at Toulouse, he studied chiefly ecclesiastical history and canon law, becoming in 1654 secretary to the archbishop of Toulouse, who was a noted historian.

The variability we found in patients with ALI or ARDS at each PEEP level was comparable to that reported by Olegard et al. [ 9], who studied chiefly postoperative patients.

Thus, it seems unlikely that the changes in effective population size found using this method – with a three-fold increase between the two periods studied – were chiefly due to the effects of genetic drift in the first generations leading to the loss of rare alleles.

After World War II his studies chiefly concerned atmospheric circulation.

Raine has pioneered such studies, chiefly in bumblebees.

The above studies chiefly focused on the evaluation of dynamic characteristics of homogeneous stationary and rotating uniforms and FGM beams that are stationary.

These studies chiefly considered travel as derived demand; that is, travel is a pure means to reach a destination or to participate in an activity [1, 2].

It is above all else a study — chiefly the study of a woman's mind, as affected by extraneous and peculiarly undermining influences.

The qualitative studies chiefly used interviews, but also focus groups, observation of meetings and analysis of referral letters.

However, NIV had smaller benefits in the most recent studies, chiefly because of a sharp drop in mortality among patients given IMV [ 10– 13].

Since the phenomenon mentioned in our study chiefly concentrates on the nuclear action of CK2, and rest of the proteins (viz. PML, pAKTS473 and pFOXO3aS253) are predominantly nuclear, so only positive staining for nucleus have been taken into consideration for all sorts of quantitation and Image scoring.