Sentence examples for subject primarily from inspiring English sources

The deployment of drones has become a hugely sensitive subject, primarily because of the way the Americans have used them for cross-border raids on Taliban and al-Qaida suspects in Pakistan.

Solids concentration and particle size distribution gradually change in the vertical dimension of industrial flotation cells, subject primarily to the flotation cell size and design and the cell operating conditions.

Approaching its subject primarily by channels of government decision-making – legislation, budget, enforcement, executive orders, and state and local action – 200 Days & Counting reviews the Administration's environmental proposals and offers a glimpse into what may be coming down the pike.

These findings support the hypothesis that intellectual disability genes do not generally represent adaptively-evolving 'intelligence genes', but instead represent genes with important effects on cognitive development that are subject primarily to rare, maladaptive loss-of-function mutations that are presumably selected against (Kitano et al. 2003; Tarpey et al. 2009).

RES subjects primarily solar and wind energy are taught at graduate levels.

Cancellous bone formation rate (BFR) was 2-fold higher in PTH(1 84 -treated subjects, primarily because of greater mineralizing surface.

The Class I molar relationship was achieved in all treated subjects primarily through distalization of upper first molars.

Since Brito's subjects primarily ate root vegetables, such as taro, plantains, and cassava, the bacteria in their guts were likely to trade genes involved in digesting complex, starchy foods.

HANS SILVESTER Like Leni Riefenstahl's controversial pictures of the Nuba, Silvester's photographs of men and women from two nomadic tribes in Southern Ethiopia treat their subjects primarily as aesthetic objects.

More important, however, is the almost ruthlessly dignified performance of Ms. Fitzgerald ("Brassed Off," "The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill but Came Down a Mountain") as Marian, who persists in trying to understand and avenge the appalling cruelty to which she and her sister are subjected primarily because they are women.

The film crackles with the emotional energy and intelligence of its subjects, primarily an Afghan general who had been at war for more than half his life and a colonel from the New Jersey National Guard who was serving as an adviser to the Afghan National Army.