Sentence examples similar to I largely assumed from inspiring English sources

Due to a large volume of work in SAMs, it has been largely assumed that their characteristics are well understood, among these, the so-called odd-even effect.

He largely assumed charge of court ceremonial and organised hundreds of small and large festivities.

Even more than the outcome, with Mr. Jonathan's victory largely assumed, the process has been under scrutiny.

When in 1764 the Jesuits were banned from France, their teaching positions were largely assumed by Oratorians.

It has been largely assumed that tumors within a given histological type induce angiogenesis via the same mechanisms.

Since 1983, when the Merc introduced the crude-oil contract, investors and traders have largely assumed the cartel's former function of setting prices.

Cognitive neuroscience studies have largely assumed that the measurement of brain function at a single time point is representative of the individual more generally.

It was largely assumed that U.N.C.-Wilmington Coach Kevin Keatts would land one of the available coaching jobs after leading the Seahawks to their first N.C.A.A. tournament in 11 years.

But his initiatives rest on a strong Franco-German axis, a condition that was largely assumed as a given after Macron's election victory in May.

Polian said the team had largely assumed a bunker mentality, tuning out much of the chatter about what changes might come after the season.

With their common genome organization with the Picornaviridae, it has been largely assumed that the members of the plant Potyviridae family share similar translation mechanism.