Sentence examples for largely delineated from inspiring English sources

Baloch groups are largely delineated along either nationalist or Sunni Muslim ultra-conservative lines with Pakistani intelligence backing religious groups against the nationalists.

The function of an immune cell is largely delineated by a range of proteins it produces.

Not unexpectedly, microbial community characteristics of the Hanford sediments were largely delineated based upon the formation from which they were retrieved, Hanford or Ringold.

The deed transfers ownership of land delineated largely by natural landmarks, like trees and rivers, from the sachem, or chief, of the Setauket, Warawakmy, to six white settlers.

Nevertheless, three large groups could be delineated.

Although the disease profile of RCVS has been delineated, the underlying mechanisms are largely unknown.

The approach and results are largely consistent with a previous transcript profiling study that delineated the major pathways of carbohydrate metabolism in L. bicolor [ 33].

The spatial distribution pattern of anatomical covariance largely overlaps with the anatomical extent of the motor loop delineated in tracing experiments in non-human primates [ Calzavara et al., 2007; Joel and Weiner, 1997; Künzle, 1978; Parent and Hazrati, 1995; Selemon and Goldman-Rakic, 1985, 1990].

Interestingly, recent studies have delineated that the aging process in organ stem cells is largely caused by age-specific changes in the differentiated niches, and that regenerative outcomes often depend on the age of the niche, rather than on stem cell age (Grounds, 1998).

The report said that military and civilian antidrug programs lacked clearly delineated roles, and that civilian contracts for counternarcotics work were poorly written and largely supervised from thousands of miles away.

With Chancellor Harold O. Levy absent -- he is vacationing in Italy -- the board members meeting yesterday delineated different futures for the summer program, which ranged from keeping the program largely intact to abolishing it entirely.