Sentence examples for has largely assumed from inspiring English sources
(Instead, popularized by Deepak Chopra and the Whole Body aisle of Whole Foods, it has largely assumed a day-spa persona.) With ayurveda tourism booming, the Keralan government has been working to regulate and rate ayurvedic resorts, so the creed is not diluted by unscrupulous operators without professional training.
Past modeling work has largely assumed, for simplicity's sake, that all trees in a forest react the same way to ozone.
Since 1983, when the Merc introduced the crude-oil contract, investors and traders have largely assumed the cartel's former function of setting prices.
Polian said the team had largely assumed a bunker mentality, tuning out much of the chatter about what changes might come after the season.
This is an unexpected twist, because we've largely assumed that the rate of impacts by asteroids is generally constant — an equilibrium with a level of randomness is at least well-understood.
One such case involved the man who claimed to be Ricardo Hernandez, who prosecutors said had applied for a Social Security card in Mr. Hernandez's name in 1983 and had largely assumed his identity over the next 30 years.
But international organisations have largely assumed control of these vertical programs, despite the coordination mechanisms recently introduced by the MSPP.
Previously, CAM researchers have largely assumed that these same pharmacological research methods and regulatory-reimbursement models can be followed in the evaluation of CAM.
Previous studies on heat-related mortality have largely assumed that mortality risk stayed constant over several years., Fewer studies have investigated how heat-related mortality risk may be changing.
In barnacles, pumping has largely been assumed by the somatic musculature, and in mature and advanced forms a nearly closed system of walled vessels has developed.
