Sentence examples for which mostly refers from inspiring English sources

To a large extent it is the social complement of the country-vs.-city physical dichotomy, which mostly refers to the physical domain.

On the same day, The Conversation posted an opinion piece on why a culling won't solve the crocodile problem, (which mostly refers to them eating people) though it mentioned nothing about flying them out on economy.

Production of beta-lactamase is one of major resistance mechanisms in gram-negative bacteria, which mostly refers to extended-spectrum beta-lactamases (ESBLs) existing largely in microorganisms of the family Enterobacteriaceae [ 24].

Each domain includes about ten scoring categories, which mostly refer to clearly problematic behaviour and more or less defined environmental factors.

The main limitations of the current version of DIYABC are the assumed absence of migration among populations after they have diverged and the mutation models which mostly refer to microsatellite loci.

Superfruits, which mostly refer to deep-colored berries and other richly colored fruits, contain high amounts of antioxidants (substances that protect your cells from the effects of free radicals).

Public participation and stakeholder involvement are here seen as instances of the same issue which is mostly referred to as participation, meaning contributions from the parties, organizations or individuals that do not have formal roles as decision makers or experts in the assessment or policy processes in question.

Figure  4 shows the agonistic and antagonistic activities of the known partial GR agonist mifepristone (RU486, which is mostly referred to as a PR and GR antagonist) and three additional synthetic compounds that were classified as GR antagonists by their manufacturer due to their response in a mammalian cell-based in vitro receptor-reporter gene assay.

The mental dimension mostly refers to social aspects of life the degree to which illness interferes with emotional well-being, and social roles.

The occasion mostly refers to the type of text and the context under which the text was written.

He mostly refers to the interview Trump gave The New York Times on March 26 in which Trump never answered questions and showed how ignorant he was.