Sentence examples for described largely from inspiring English sources

Here, the addition of a highly efficient DNA polymerase and a low-background-, large-insertion- compatible site-directed mutagenesis protocol is described, largely expanding the versatility of uracil-excision DNA engineering.

Both narcissistic and histrionic personality disorders are described largely in terms of common personality characteristics, albeit in exaggerated form; what makes each a disorder, however, is not the exaggerated characteristics alone but the distress and dysfunction they produce.

He complicates it with lists and facsimiles; qualifies it with footnotes whose tone of earnest overelaboration brings to mind David Foster Wallace; redescribes in first person a scene that he has already described largely in third person; and breaks a meditation on the problem of representation into pieces, which he then scatters throughout the book.

Lavoisier opened the door to quantitative chemistry by establishing that the transformations of matter, which until his day had been described largely by a miasma of uncoordinated reports, could be investigated quantitatively by measuring the masses of substances consumed and produced in reactions.

Babikian et al. [4] compared the fuel efficiency of different aircraft types, and emphasized that differences in fuel efficiency could be described largely by differences in aircraft operations.

It is difficult for most inorganic chemists to be aware of the availability of the many new techniques, described largely in analytical chemistry, environmental chemistry, and biomedical journals, which are increasingly of value in the separation and characterization of complexes of transition metals.

From my first supper on, I slipped into a world no guidebook could ever describe, largely because it was the off-season and most restaurants were closed, but mostly because the islanders were so open.

(Mr. Falco is described as largely isolated and remote).

But he is also described as largely oblivious to a wide range of inside-dealing and corporate malfeasance.

But the Europe in which they're set, so evocatively and precisely described, is largely a place that he carries around in his head and visits at will.

In a case that has been described as largely circumstantial, authorities say the pair's romantic ties drove them to murder Mr. Harmon.