Sentence examples for largely circumscribed from inspiring English sources

Though surveys of risk assessment and management have been conducted, these efforts have been largely circumscribed to individual countries and have not compared the practices of members of different professional disciplines.

Canada's national process (CDR/JODR/pCODR) yielded the most positive recommendations, but these were largely circumscribed by a request for a pricing arrangement (45%) or restricted criteria (20%).

The major clades of Zoanthidea taxa that are identifiable through molecular (Fig.  3) or ecological characters [ 32] are also largely circumscribed by marginal muscle form (Figs.  4, 5, 6, and 7).

The candidate has up to six weeks to get the job done.The presidency in Israel is a largely ceremonial position, circumscribed by law and convention.

Gottsched's poetic theory, which was circumscribed largely by artificial rules, proved to have little lasting influence upon later German literature.

DU145 tumor margins were largely defined and well circumscribed.

Even those who worry about Mr. Klaus's potential role as a spoiler concede that his influence over policy in the European Union will be circumscribed, given his largely symbolic functions as president in the Czech Republic.

Additionally, our study was geographically circumscribed to New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, largely metropolitan regions of the country.

Margins can be either circumscribed or not circumscribed.

But those freedoms and competitive elections - heavily circumscribed as they are - were largely the fruit of the Gorbachev era and predate the Soviet collapse, while for most Russians and other former Soviet citizens, the wider range of goods are priced out of reach.

Manga was aimed largely at children, and its emotional and intellectual palette was circumscribed.