Sentence examples for coincide largely from inspiring English sources

Male leaders do not face a basic role conflict analogous to the conflict that female leaders face because expectations about behavior that is appropriate for a leader coincide largely with beliefs about the behavior that is appropriate for men.

They measured how strongly these were connected in terms of "talk time", and used several algorithms to group the pixels into larger regions.Unsurprisingly, the regions based on human interaction coincide largely with administrative ones (see map).

Manhattan Through next Friday Dickinson 19 East 66th Street Manhattan Through next Friday These two delightful exhibitions, which coincide largely by chance, summarize the life and art of the great Swiss-German Modernist Paul Klee (1879-1940).

Thus, in general the features of innovation coincides largely with the reform process.

Human infant teeth exhibited much more homogeneous 87Sr/86Sr ratios (0.70847 0.70950), which coincided largely with those of potential arable soils around Basel and indicate targeted exploitation of landscapes for agriculture.

Both countries' priorities coincided largely with the interests of the participating member states.

The original Community of Inquiry presences coincided largely with two of the themes, as shown in brackets next to the original themes, while the third theme indicated self-directed learning, which is central in two additional presences of the CoI framework.

This ascending order coincided largely with the order of genetic distances of these non-AF populations from AF, which placed the East Asia-Africa distances much greater than the Europe-Africa distances [31].

Delay eyeblink conditioning, in which the termination of the CS and US coincides, is largely dependent on cerebellar functioning (Bracha 2004; Christian & Thompson 2003, 2005; Woodruff-Pak et al. 1996), which is thought to control the precise timing of the CR (Gerwig et al. 2005; Koekkoek et al. 2003).

The selected species largely coincide with the species known in literature as fragmentation-sensitive.

The strategy was only marginally profitable when applied to Latin America, whose market hours largely coincide with New York's.