Sentence examples for is largely separated from inspiring English sources
Morphologically, scientists place the Sorraia as closely related to the Gallego and the Asturcon, but genetic studies using mitochondrial DNA show that the Sorraia forms a cluster that is largely separated from most Iberian breeds.
While Portuguese historian Ruy d'Andrade hypothesized that the ancient Sorraia breed was an ancestor of the Southern Iberian breeds, including the Lusitano, genetic studies using mitochondrial DNA show that the Sorraia is part of a genetic cluster that is largely separated from most Iberian breeds.
Although Portuguese historian Ruy d'Andrade hypothesized that the ancient Sorraia breed was an ancestor of the Southern Iberian breeds, including the Andalusian, genetic studies using mitochondrial DNA show that the Sorraia is part of a genetic cluster that is largely separated from most Iberian breeds.
These observations directly challenge previous module segmentations of the core Mediator, in which the Middle/Tail modules tightly interact with each other and form the upper portion of Mediator, while the Head module is largely separated and corresponds to the dense domain at the base.
There is a perception, he said, that the people who inhabit the Web are largely separated "from the world at large".
While lung cancer patients were largely separated from the other two groups of patients, there was no clear separation between COPD and normal.
Since 1996, the couple has been largely separated by half a world, although they always remained in communication through phone calls and e-mail messages.
The "southsiders", as Hispanics are known inside jail, are largely separated from the blacks and whites, though not officially so, since that would be illegal.
Like himself, Marilyn came from a family and community in the Bronx where men and women are largely separated until marriage.
As mined, raw ore is a nonchemical mixture of ore proper (heavy) and earthy matter, or gangue (light); the two may be largely separated by crushing the raw ore and washing away the lighter gangue.
Although the definition of folk art is not yet firm, it may be considered as the art created among groups that exist within the framework of a developed society but, for geographic or cultural reasons, are largely separated from the cosmopolitan artistic developments of their time and that produce distinctive styles and objects for local needs and tastes.
