Sentence examples for largely approximates from inspiring English sources
What emerges, as orchestrated by French director Pascal Chaumeil, is a genial, lightweight farce, which largely approximates Hornby's distinctively bittersweet tone.
Do 2-D and 3-D similarity methods for a given chemical structure give unique chemical lists or do the two approaches largely approximate each other?
Since charge distribution of C-S-H platelets is unknown and experimental measurements provide only indicative information, charges used in course-grained models are largely approximate.
Coverage adjustmentAssociation status. Figure 16 shows a case in which identification sensor regions overlap each other due to largely approximated coverage.
The dates of their reigns are therefore largely approximate:.
Yeast fitness has been largely approximated to mitotic growth, which disregards mortality during periods that do not support reproduction.
The complex task of determining the eigenvalues numerically is largely facilitated by approximate expressions obtained from the asymptotic analysis of the singularities that appear in the eigencondition.
From then on, the engineers used much more approximate information, largely from photographs and videos, about the spread of fire throughout the towers.
Despite the variation in measurements, all were appropriate to classify insulin deficiency and cut-offs were largely comparable with most approximating 0.2 nmol/L, 21 22 24–26 28 30 and four studies using a slightly more conservative cut-off (0.03 0.08 nmol/L).
The overall distribution of the three indel core classes among the five categories also differed from the distribution of the resampled dataset (p = 0.02; Table S3), largely due to fewer approximate indels located within genes than expected (6.5% vs. 13.5%, LR χ2 = 31.6, 4 d.f., p < 0.0001, Table S3(see Additional file 1)).
Unsurprisingly, the market that Shanghai most closely approximates is Hong Kong, largely because of Chinese companies that have shares listed in both locations.
