Sentence examples for based largely on two from inspiring English sources

The emerging genetic picture is based largely on two studies, one published two years ago and the other this month, that together show that the men and women who founded the Jewish communities had surprisingly different genetic histories.

The intervention content was based largely on two prior phone-based treatment programs, one shown to be effective at improving depressive symptomology [ 39] and one shown to motivate smoking cessation [ 40].

But the numbers are based largely on two strange elections.

The initiative's success is based largely on two factors: establishing psychological safety, and encouraging cooperative behavior by emphasizing interdependence among workers.

Their claim was based largely on two observations: the high acidic content of soda, and a sharp rise in esophageal cancer in the United States that seemed to coincide with the growing popularity of soda.

Botulinum toxin type A has been licensed for use in chronic migraine in some countries, based largely on two commercially sponsored trials.

Yet its authority is based largely on twenty years of reading the papers and plowing through the O.E.D. and other dictionaries.

At Regensburg the splendid house style was based largely on one grand Carolingian book, the golden Gospels of Charles the Bald, in the possession of the Abbey of St. Emmeram.

Amgen's status as the biggest biotechnology company is based largely on four drugs used to boost blood-cell production.

Blanchard (1990), whose Narcissus: a guide to wild daffodils has been very influential, adopted a simple approach, restoring Apodanthae, and based largely on ten sections alone.

The constitution agreed upon was based largely on the one Rhodesia had just adopted, but would eventually bring about a black majority in parliament.