Sentence examples for has evolved largely from inspiring English sources
Economics has evolved largely without experiments, and developed statistical approaches to study "quasi-experiments", i.e., situations were changes in time or space reveal relationships even in the absence of a controlled experiment.
The Singapore-style venture - so-called because of its similarities to the south-east Asian state's efforts during the same period to refashion itself as "the Boston of the East" - has evolved largely on the watch of the state's Labor party premier, Mike Rann, who was returned to office last year after campaigning largely on his educational achievements.
It is found that although the past tectonic phase in the Indian peninsula has been one of general emergence, the present coastal geomorphology of India has evolved largely in the background of the postglacial transgression over the pre-existing topography of the offshore zones, shore, and coast.
It turns out that the game has evolved largely because football's greatest brains were, whether they knew it or not, in sync with concepts of the great physicists.
Cratering is seen on both types of terrain, but is especially extensive on the dark terrain: it appears to be saturated with impact craters and has evolved largely through impact events.
Under the country's common law system, practices have evolved largely through legal precedent, rather than legislation.
The presence of these Ontario-specific ADV haplogroups suggests clusters of both natural endogenous strains and strains that have evolved largely within the global trade of domestic mink.
Unlike some other plant families (e.g. Poaceae and Brassicaceae), the Solanaceae and the Rubiaceae have evolved largely in the absence of polyploidization [ 3].
Despite the obvious cost-benefit trade-offs of animal activity, studies on the ecosystem services provided by animals and on the damage they cause have evolved largely independently.
Even though circadian clocks in bacteria, fungi, plants and animals have evolved largely independently and thus are composed of different sets of genes, these clocks show a common structure or underlying principle.
In contrast, most eutherians have evolved largely degenerated Y chromosomes with the minute homologous region known as the pseudoautosomal region (PAR), which derived from an autosomal pair fused to the sex chromosomes in eutherian ancestor [ 1].
