Sentence examples for systems have mostly from inspiring English sources
In industrialised countries these systems have mostly been built between the Second World War and the 1980s.
Overall, the few reports on plant-virus systems have mostly failed to reveal a link between virus multiplication and virulence [11] [13] but see also [14] for exceptions).
Traditional methods for the selection of biological systems have mostly applied regression or chi-squared-based criteria (rather than information-theoretic fit criteria) [ 16].
Because these systems have mostly been implemented in large urban and academic hospitals in developed countries, the experience and knowledge gained from their use mainly relate to these settings (5, 6).
Family medicine stakeholders (professionals, patients, policy decision-makers) of different health care systems have mostly focused on improving the working conditions of family physicians/general practitioners once they graduate.
Banks in countries that moved from a regulated to a free interest rate system have mostly been able to transfer the higher cost of funding to borrowers, said Mike Werner, an analyst at Sanford Bernstein in Hong Kong.
While Obamacare's grander claims about lowering health-care costs and rationalizing our crazy health-care system have mostly failed to come to pass, the one thing supporters have been able to point to is the falling number of uninsured people.
By now the Franciscan caste system had mostly gone away, and lay brothers were encouraged to excel.
The PARC system has mostly been used to date by the U.S. military, which employs them at combat posts to monitor compounds.
Until now, this circuitous weather tracking system has mostly been limited to high-speed P waves, which pass through rock with straight compressive force; S waves, with their distinctive perpendicular sashay, have remained elusive.
Unfortunately, the issue of verifying if the face presented to a camera is indeed a face from a real person and not an attempt to deceive (spoof) the system has mostly been overlooked.
