Sentence examples for largely assumed that from inspiring English sources

Due to a large volume of work in SAMs, it has been largely assumed that their characteristics are well understood, among these, the so-called odd-even effect.

It has been largely assumed that tumors within a given histological type induce angiogenesis via the same mechanisms.

Cognitive neuroscience studies have largely assumed that the measurement of brain function at a single time point is representative of the individual more generally.

With their common genome organization with the Picornaviridae, it has been largely assumed that the members of the plant Potyviridae family share similar translation mechanism.

While it is largely assumed that PNC had *H igh) and *L ow) tones, there has been little explicit discussion of the issue or demonstration that there are regular correspondences across the distantly related subgroups.

It was largely assumed that U.N.C.-Wilmington Coach Kevin Keatts would land one of the available coaching jobs after leading the Seahawks to their first N.C.A.A. tournament in 11 years.

It largely assumes that despite Trump's poor poll numbers and his setback in the midterms, he remains popular enough to rely on the same strategy that delivered him the White House through a thin electoral college victory even as he lost the popular vote by almost 3 million votes.

The academic literature on sovereign debt largely assumes that law has little role to play.

Whereas the previous literature largely assumes that organizational crises provide sufficient impetus for updating strategic premises, recent empirical studies have highlighted that path-dependent organizations may find this highly difficult.

"We are largely assuming that yesterday's university should be tomorrow's model," said William G. Tierney, co-director of the Pullias Center for Higher Education at USC. "This is a time for experimentation, and instead we're relying on the tried and true, but with much less revenue".

Yet, as we discuss below (and illustrated by Figures 1, 2, 3), dominant narratives and policy initiatives in this area largely assume that establishing such binary categories without any reference to context is a relatively simple matter.