The phrase "are largely completely" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not usable because the combination of "largely" and "completely" creates a contradiction, as they imply different degrees of completeness.
Example: "The results of the study are largely completely satisfactory, but some areas need improvement."
Alternatives: "are mostly entirely" or "are primarily fully".
Unlike the GKS proteins, which have large cytosolic pools, the GMS proteins are largely or completely membrane-associated (Martens et al, 2004).
As with the dpp KD, tld KD leads to a complete ventralization of the embryo, indicating that BMP ligands are largely (or completely) sequestered in inhibitory Sog-BMP complexes in the absence of Tld.
It is a fallacy to presume that growers and scientists, working together, cannot devise high production practices that are largely or completely pesticide-free.
Several groups of reptiles that form important, if not dominant, elements of the fauna of the Eastern Hemisphere are largely or completely absent from the American tropics.
We also agree that the lower wages for public sector workers are largely or completely offset by higher benefits.
The GMS proteins are largely or completely membrane-bound so these interactions presumably occur at cytoplasmic membranes rather than in the cytosol.
Because they are largely or completely lacking in cell wall, the basic shape of L-forms is spherical, but they are highly malleable and take on an array of irregular shapes influenced by the surrounding milieu.
This finding, together with the observation that binding of both Egl [ 7] and FMRP to BicD is impaired by the K730M mutation, suggests that BicD:FMRP complexes are largely, or completely, distinct from BicD Egl complexes.
Note that claims of 18% fully secured interest rates on large loans are largely, but not completely, false.
Our scientific studies on this history are largely (if not completely) aimed at associated rules.
