Sentence examples for largely being introduced from inspiring English sources

Incomplete data on HER2 status reflect the time course of recruitment to this study, with routine HER2 testing largely being introduced from 2005 onwards, while missing PR data are largely accounted for by the fact that some of the recruiting hospitals did not routinely assess PR status during the study period.

More microscopic models still aim mostly at describing lower levels of complexity (e.g. reconstituted systems) and have largely been introduced in Section 2.1.5.

Which means that Jerry Brown is still largely to be introduced, at least in an advertising sense, on California's airwaves, making the deadlocked race a great opportunity for him.

The largely partisan bill was introduced on Tuesday by Representative Lamar Smith of Texas, the Republican chairman of the House Judiciary Committee.

The policy went unnoticed for around a month, largely because it was introduced without any public consultation.

The company has kept the look of its famous stores largely similar since they were introduced in the early 2000s.

C1 Virtual Product Placement Digital product placement was introduced largely as a cost-saving technology, but it has gained traction on network television as advertisers look beyond the traditional 30-second spot to reach consumers.

Under the plan, largely ignored when it was introduced late last year, the debt overhang in the 17 members of the euro currency union — defined as any debt exceeding 60 percent of gross domestic product, or nearly $3 trillion by some estimates — would be transferred into a fund that would be paid off over roughly 25 years.

Retrosynthetic methods remain largely unchanged since they were introduced over 40 years ago, and in the majority of academic research labs synthetic procedures are still carried out manually.

Trump said this month his plan is "largely completed" and could be introduced in weeks.

The report singlehandedly revived the so-called STOCK Act -- "Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge" -- a bill largely ignored since it was introduced back in 2005.