Sentence examples for largely fall in from inspiring English sources

The genes with lower expression in hae hsl2 largely fall in one of two categories based on GO term enrichment; those involved with middle lamella/cell wall degradation and remodeling, and those involved in defense against pathogens.

The 724 species excluded because none of their points passed validation largely fall in this category.

After several years during which they were largely falling in real terms, they are now clawing back some of the lost ground.

By the time the Grand Army Plaza was created, in 1916, Northern opinion had largely fallen in line with the Southern proponents of the "Lost Cause," who said that slavery had little or nothing to do with the war.

The president's other onetime rivals for the 2016 Republican nomination — Sens. Ted Cruz (Tex)., Rand Paul (Ky). and Marco Rubio (Fla). — have largely fallen in line and rarely criticize Trump, certainly not as McCain, Flake and Corker have.

Chinese media outlets and entertainers have largely fallen in line with the government's rhetoric, roundly condemning all forms of drug use and issuing tear-filled apologies when apprehended.

When the cost effectiveness outcomes were analysed by parity, planned birth at home in nulliparous low risk women was associated with significant cost savings and a significant increase in adverse perinatal outcomes; bootstrapped incremental cost effectiveness ratios largely fell in the south west quadrant of the cost effectiveness plane (representing, on average, reduced costs and worse outcomes).

Thus, it may come as no surprise that the ORs of these two taxa largely fall into different subgroupings in the tree.

Gene families that were expanded in pathogens largely fall into two functional categories: those encoding lytic enzymes and those encoding putative transporters (see Additional file 2).

The term "opiophobia" has largely fallen into disuse in America, for obvious reasons.

In a 2014 interview, Raman Singh, a Mundipharma executive, said, "Every single patient that is in emerging markets should have access to our medicines". The term "opiophobia" has largely fallen into disuse in America, for obvious reasons.