Sentence examples for this can primarily from inspiring English sources
I think this can primarily be attributed to the fact that Kit Harington is smokin' hot.
While our contouring results were suboptimal and not consistent with those of previous studies, this can primarily be attributed to the lack of integrated contouring teaching during seminars.
This can primarily be attributed to the amount of data generated (3.93 Gbp of non-rRNA derived reads), the diversity of tissues sampled and strategy of paired-end sequencing, as well as read-length (mostly 50-60 bp, compared to only 36 bp in earlier studies).
This effect can primarily be attributed to the efficiency channel and with a less profound influence from the activity channel.
We further demonstrate that this difference can primarily be explained by the difference in the size of domestic healthcare markets rather than other underlying opportunity structure related factors.
This difference can primarily be attributed to the density of DINE-1 elements (2% in D. grimshawi vs. 27% in D. mojavensis) and DNA transposons (5% vs. 12%).
This can occur primarily during the injection, but more often it is a secondary infection that occurs.
This can be primarily explained by a decreased trabecular bone mass, whereas cortical thickness was only found affected in femora, but not in the spine, which might be explained by different strain distributions between the two skeletal elements.
Her lawyer, Gerwyn Samuel, told the court: "My client is in court having come to this country voluntarily in order to assist in any way she can, primarily to uphold her promise to the family of Jacintha Saldanha to answer any questions they may have".
This is in contrast to what is observed for 5-HT3A receptors and can primarily be attributed to the sub-nanomolar affinity of compound 24 at 5-HT3AB receptors, which is almost 10-fold higher than its 5-HT3A receptor affinity.
The recognition of cellular plasticity can primarily be credited to the modern developmental biologists who described this epithelial-to-mesenchymal transition and coined the concept of EMT [ 5, 6].
