Sentence examples for largely covering from inspiring English sources

Taiwan established a system of universal National Health Insurance (NHI) in March , 1995 replacing 13 occupational funds that had covered only about 60% of the population (including military health services), largely covering the population at working age.

It brought in about $500,000, half of which was donated to the foundation and the rest largely covering the resort bill.

I've written a review of Mass Effect (scroll down, also oh God four years ago my writing sucked so much back then), an exceptionally long review of Mass Effect 2, and a second review of Mass Effect 2, this time for the PS3 release and largely covering the DLC.

We therefore chose a more rigorous approach, based on the choice of control subjects who were almost certain to be seronegative, yielding a valid "background" OD distribution; we also chose a curve largely covering this distribution and made a conservative choice of cutoff (error risk below 1/1000 for the first "positive" value).

The fluid speed was going from 0 to ∼12 mm sec−1; largely covering the range of speed for capillaries, arterioles and venules.

Investigation of the target genes identified to be involved in cellulase regulation by analysis of gene knock out strains largely covering the involved pathways would be a logical further step towards elucidation of the mechanisms triggering induction, transcription, processing and secretion of cellulolytic enzymes.

Analysis of conformations sampled show four major clusters – three represent helices covering largely the region of p53 that embeds into MDM2 (and covers 86% of the conformational space) and a smaller cluster represents unstructured p53.

There was the widespread sexual abuse of children and youths by clergymen, which the pope was largely responsible for covering up when he was Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger.

For its part, the Russian press is largely too busy covering the upcoming 4 December Duma elections and the global economic crisis to make anything dramatic of Zatuliveter's case.

While the City of New Orleans owns all that property, it does not contribute to the operating costs of the park, which is run by a state agency and supported largely by fundraising (covering 85% of its operating costs, according to Hopper).

As the Shifang protest unfolded, government-run media outlets were largely silent in covering developments in the city.