Sentence examples for largely cross from inspiring English sources

Nor have England quite nailed the field placings and consequent bowling tactics with regard to the strong, largely cross, wind.

A recent systematic review of quality of life (QOL) outcomes for long term colorectal cancer survivors concluded that long term QOL overall is good for these patients, but noted that research to date was limited by being largely cross sectional in design [ 6].

The division's panzer regiment had largely crossed over the river Psel in preparation for the assault.

The late-70s New Wave of British Heavy Metal -- from which we get Iron Maiden, Witchfinder General, and Saxon -- largely crossed the essence of Hammer Films with the DIY spirit and forward propulsion of punk.

This conclusion (Figs.  2, 3, 4; Table  2) is in line with the general notion that the corticospinal (CS) projection responsible for fine manual control is largely crossed (about 90% of CS axons decussate) and terminates on distal motoneurons, whereas the uncrossed CS projection exerts its control mostly on proximal and axial muscles (e.g. Brinkman and Kuypers 1973).

"This is about answers to systemic problems in society and issues that are largely cross-ideological.

The study design was largely cross-sectional, with biological samples collected within a short timeframe.

Existing literature on brain volumetric alterations in patients with Parkinson's disease (PD) have mainly focused on gray matter (GM) and are largely cross-sectional.

Using the same tool, we were recently able to identify and enrich a rare peptide-specific B cell population in patients with SLE, and to demonstrate that the antibodies derived from these B cells bound peptide and were largely cross-reactive to dsDNA [35].

Lastly, functional MRI studies have been largely cross-sectional.

Moreover previous studies were largely cross-sectional and retrospective.