Sentence examples for discussed largely from inspiring English sources

"Uncommon Women and Others" (1977), which established the playwright so decisively, is discussed largely as a piece of women's history.

The time variation of the gravitational constant is not new and is well discussed largely in literature ([52] and references therein).

Various anaerobic treatment processes are discussed, largely focusing on traditional upflow anaerobic sludge blanket (UASB) reactors and recent variations on this design.

The problem of upward leader inception from transmission lines has not been thoroughly discussed, largely because of the difficulty to obtain experimental data under natural circumstances.

Besides these technical aspects, the question of who should profit from this flexibility has been discussed largely in Germany as most biogas plant owners simply sold their flexible production according to spot market prices.

We are largely concerned with the phase that follows a microarray study, where a candidate gene is selected for manipulation in a system that is considered to be simpler than the in vivo mammalian tissue and thus the methods discussed largely apply to this cell biology phase.

This paper reviews the study of breakage from the process scale down to the single granule and sub-granule scale, discussing largely experimental results complemented with some modelling results.

Vikram Amar, dean and Iwan Foundation professor of law at the University of Illinois College of Law, discussed a largely fantastical scenario in which Trump could remain at the top of the ticket but pledge to declare himself incapacitated and allow Pence to take over as president if their ticket prevails.

Despite their many differences, the accounts of Hempel (focusing now on just the DN rather than the IS model), Salmon, Kitcher and others discussed above largely share a common overall conception of what the project of constructing a theory of explanation should involve and (to a considerable extent) what criteria such a theory should satisfy if it is to be successful.

Another widely discussed yet largely untested explanation for increased coral disease is that decades of overfishing [16] have disrupted the balance of coral reef ecosystems, making corals more susceptible to disease outbreaks and other disturbances [17] [19].

The key assumptions that underlie the IER, discussed above, largely serve to justify the integration of risk estimates for different types of PM exposure.