Sentence examples for largely assess from inspiring English sources

The Government is shifting to a model of "light touch regulation", where homes will largely assess themselves by filling in "paper reviews" – essentially a series of forms.

As with A-levels, students are largely assessed by examinations.

Unlike A-levels, which are largely assessed by exams, the BTec qualification depends entirely on course work.

You were assessed then as we are largely assessed now, by your projected style, by the way you wear your self.

However, functional imaging studies have largely assessed the prefrontal cortex and have utilised emotional paradigms.

An asymmetrical processing of emotion was largely assessed by the literature in humans (Homo sapiens), leading to the establishment of two dominant theories: "the Right Hemisphere theory" and "the Valence theory".

Style of supervision largely assessing supportive nature of supervision (1 to 5; 1 being most supportive and 5 being most authoritative).

In addition, the use of other specific bone sites which are largely assessed by radiological exams can potentially be used for the early recognition of osteoporosis [ 14].

This is perhaps demonstrated in the ratings of research quality for the publications included in the review [ 29] – studies were largely assessed as being descriptive and non-predictive.

The incremental value of CRP to CVD prediction has been largely assessed in the general population (25, 26) but less in people with diabetes (27).

In studies of influenza in Southeast Asia, investigators have largely assessed the incidence of influenza-associated clinical illness at health-care facilities or analyzed surveillance and health-care utilization data (16– 20).