The phrase "are largely differentiated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how different elements or groups exhibit significant differences from one another.
Example: "The species in this ecosystem are largely differentiated by their feeding habits and reproductive strategies."
Alternatives: "are mostly distinct" or "are primarily varied".
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The Skopelos breed is largely differentiated from the other goat populations in Greece, both morphologically and in terms of performance.
Because these two compound groups can be largely differentiated using a single chemical group (Fig. 2), we hypothesize that chemical features account for a considerable proportion (65%%) of variation in the observed transcriptional responses, consistent with a dominant influence of chemical structure on functional similarity between drugs [ 27].
Cardiac myocytes are largely terminally differentiated and have exited the cell cycle, thus proliferation of myocytes is not a viable process for repair of the myocardium.
It is very likely that these beneficial actions are largely conducted by specifically differentiated monocyte-derived cells, because the adoptive transfer of macrophage subsets into (regressing) experimental fibrosis was shown to improve hepatic fibrosis in mice [ 54].
Neurons and differentiated neuronal cells are largely dependent upon oxidative phosphorylation and usually exhibit a substantial mitochondrial RC (also known as spare respiratory capacity), to rapidly meet the requirements of increased functional demand and stress.
Most of these lesions are repaired by the BER and SSBR pathways, which are largely dependent on LigIII in non-dividing and terminally differentiated cells.
It happens that these CD28null T cells are actually highly differentiated, effector-memory T cells, which are largely antigen-specific for CMV [ 64- 66, 68- 70].
In a ternary differentiated authority, the authority statuses of principals are largely different, and principals are more likely to compare with principals who have similar functions and status.
They are largely imaginary.
