Sentence examples for largely enigmatic from inspiring English sources
Contrary to cytoplasmic actin structures, the biological functions of nuclear actin filaments remain largely enigmatic.
The set of protein-coding genes that are now proposed for rice remains largely enigmatic.
Research investigating the suspected affiliation between inefficient sleep and mental dysfunction in children has been largely enigmatic.
Similar to coastal and marine systems, the influence of hypoxia on pelagic organisms remains largely enigmatic in Lake Erie.
Divergent ridge-ridge-ridge (R-R-R) triple junctions are one of the most remarkable, yet largely enigmatic, features of plate tectonics.
China's Communist Party congress that opens next week is supposed to touch on the hottest issues in the giant, growing yet still largely enigmatic country.
Moreover, the regulatory mechanisms contributing toward nucleosome assembly and disassembly in response to various cellular needs in plants and the functions of various classes of histone chaperones vis-à-vis plant development and responses to various stimuli largely remain enigmatic.
The extensive, complex, and often contradictory literature concerning these three engravings deals largely with their enigmatic, allusive, iconographic details.
Indeed, the mystery of the case revolves largely around this enigmatic figure, believed to be the group's leader.
"Knight of Cups" (named for a card in the tarot deck) delivers us to the brooding company of an enigmatic, largely silent Hollywood type named Rick Balee) who spends more time searching for meaning in his life than a Gauloise-smoking French existentialist.
Yet his Jewish wife, during her lifetime regarded as dull, overweight and lacking in beauty, remains an enigmatic figure largely ignored by historians and often regarded as notable only for financing her husband's three ambitions: to marry an heiress, win the Epsom Derby, and become Prime Minister (the second and third of these possibly apocryphal ambitions were achieved after her death).
