Sentence examples for be largely understood as from inspiring English sources
The views of Big Three leaders and supporters of index fund stewardship, we explain, are premised on a belief that index fund decisions can be largely understood as being focused on maximizing the long-term value of their investment portfolios, and that agency problems are not a key driver of those decisions.
The genetic structure of cultivated grapevine has been influenced by human selection [ 14] and it can be largely understood as a complex pedigree, due to the vast number of higher order pedigree relationships [ 10].
In cases of large W, namely s7 GFP S65T and the intPT proteins, this mixed-state {A, B} is identical to the pseudothermodynamic state termed "M" by Bizzarri et al. In summary, the diverse NMR results can be largely understood as arising from B′ in slow exchange with the rapidly interconverting {A, B} that is, in turn, exchanging with A′ with a variable rate among protein variants.
Sexism, misogyny and hetero-normative standards result in rape being largely understood as forcible vaginal penetration of a woman by a man.
Death in the Roman world was largely understood and often literally viewed as a spectacle.
This investigation was chiefly conducted as a proof-of-principle study, and therefore we made use of 18F-FDG since the effect of isoflurane on this tracer is largely understood [2, 4].
Though Yorke insists that "OK Computer" was inspired by the dislocation and paranoia of non-stop travel, it's now largely understood as a record about how unchecked consumerism and an overreliance on technology can lead to automation and, eventually, alienation (from ourselves; from one another).
His new world was of the imagination, a new way of seeing, but it also relied heavily on any number of assumptions about a permissive (or 'promiscuous') Maori way of life he largely understood as little as he was understood.
That's something Yumiko understood as well".
