Sentence examples for largely encompassed from inspiring English sources

DSMB discussions largely encompassed issues related to patient and data privacy and security described earlier in this opinion.

The 277 mile of the river that flow through the Grand Canyon are largely encompassed by Grand Canyon National Park and are known for their difficult whitewater, separated by pools that reach up to 110 feet in depth.

Experimental designs for bioassays are largely encompassed by fixed effects linear models.

In the UK, Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) groups have largely encompassed those from African, Caribbean and Asian origins as well as 'racialised' white people, for example, East Europeans, the Irish and Gypsy and travelling communities.

These findings indicate that the habitat width of An. gambiae S largely encompassed the habitat width of the M form, while the overlap with the M form occurred only in a limited fraction of the S range in Cameroon.

Meanwhile, tacit knowledge largely encompasses empirical knowledge difficult to be documented and generally hidden inside of personal mental models.

Those obtained for ubiquitin show that conformational ensembles sampled by MRR largely encompass structural fluctuations relevant to biological recognition, which occur on the microsecond timescale, or are observed in crystal structures of ubiquitin complexes with other proteins.

The second, Biohazard 2 Complete Track, largely encompasses less prevalent themes, but offers an orchestral medley and a second CD with sound effects and voice collections, as well as an interview with the sound staff.

The subcluster IIa largely encompasses APEC.

Note that the Venters study (Venters et al. 2011) is dominated by chromatin factors and that the Harbison et al. data largely encompass the Lee et al. data.

Cultural displacement is frequently described and largely encompasses: language and communication barriers, feelings of being an "outsider", and differences in nursing practice.