Sentence examples for corresponding largely from inspiring English sources

A large scale phylogenetic analysis published in 2005 showed Rhodotus to be in the "core Euagarics clade", a name given to a grouping of gilled mushrooms corresponding largely to the suborder Agaricineae as defined by Singer (1986), but also including taxa that were traditionally classified in the Aphyllophorales (e.g., Clavaria, Typhula, Fistulina, Schizophyllum, etc).

Ablation of any single micromere yields a defect corresponding largely to its fate, indicating early restriction of developmental pathways [18] [20].

These diabetic/obese glycogen particles are never as large as the largest nondiabetic glycogen and are narrowly distributed, with a size range corresponding largely but not exclusively to that of β particles.

However, sales fell 14percentt from the corresponding month a year earlier, largely because Carnival was celebrated in March this year, instead of February.

The corresponding trees largely overlap with the phylogenetic analysis performed previously [25].

The inference is that reduced child mortality will somewhat automatically produce a corresponding and largely compensatory reduction in fertility levels, with little appreciable overall impact on population growth.

The regulation of all these receptors, including CD25, occurred at the transcriptional level as the RNA expression of the corresponding genes largely mirrored the protein expression on the cellular surface (data not shown).

We analyzed the samples by far-UV CD and found that in both cases the spectra evolved from those corresponding to largely disordered proteins to those of species rich in β-sheet structure, with a minimum in the ellipticity at approximately 217 nm typical of amyloid fibrils.

Indeed, the model distinguishes only two species of inorganic nitrogen (largely corresponding to ammonium and nitrate) but includes other species, like nitrite, not considered in this study.

They record subject colour values as gray tones largely corresponding to the visual brightness of the colours.

They feature clusters of similar reflectance spectra that largely corresponding to un-shaded colours, but not necessarily pure pigments.