Sentence examples for largely cryptic from inspiring English sources

The lyrics are largely cryptic, though Mr. Temple sings them wistfully; they mull over motion and stasis, solidity and distance.

Derived from secondary endosymbiosis, the apicoplast depends on novel, but largely cryptic, mechanisms for protein/lipid import and organelle inheritance during parasite replication.

The basis of its historical transmission is anecdotal and its true global population structure has remained largely cryptic.

The sialidase NEU4 is the most recently identified sialidase isoenzyme; its physiological role inside the cell is still largely cryptic.

There may be environmental exposures to known compounds that are largely cryptic or there may be amines in the environment that have not yet been identified.

That is not to say such variation is unimportant; UTR variation can affect many aspects of regulation (e.g. mRNA stability [ 30, 31] and protein translation [ 32, 33]) and while the sequences underlying these processes are largely cryptic at the present time, we predict they will be considered a more significant source of functional variation in future.

Our results show that although the two genetic lineages forming the L. schreiberi hybrid zone appear largely morphologically cryptic, once identified by their genetics they can be differentiated based on a combination of phenotypic traits, namely body condition, chroma and hue of the UV-green side and brightness of the yellow belly.

The album's first track, "Enter a Uh", was largely characterized by cryptic lyrics and hysterical screeches.

They cited many of Fawcett's cryptic and largely impenetrable writings for magazines such as Occult Review, which he published shortly before he departed on his last adventure.

Although largely unnoticed due to their cryptic life habits and economic insignificance, sea spiders are common benthic animals occurring from the littoral zone to the deep sea, from tropical to polar waters.

Species are cryptic to human perception largely due to the lack of conspicuous differences in outward appearance.