Within HPC-forest, species' habitat descriptions from the literature largely fitted their distributions, with many species described as typically occurring on hill slopes and/or on humid soils (Table 3; Additional file 2: Table S2).
Having found a design that largely fitted our early needs, we gave up on alternatives (the Dvorak Simplified Keyboard, patented in 1936, is the only other option with any global following).
"Boyhood" largely fits the same description.
More broadly, while Occupy Wall Street may not have a consistent manifesto, its protests largely fit under the umbrella of disparity between rich and poor.
So although "festival measles" seems to largely fit with the coming of age of the Wakefield generation and more particularly a broader anti-vax narrative, it is too simplistic to conclude that this is applicable to all.
Perhaps it is no surprise, then, that the few art cinemas across the New York region are in places that largely fit that bill: Montclair and Princeton in New Jersey Bethell, Conn.; Sag Harbor on Long Island; Scarsdale, in Westchester County; and Rhinebeck, in Dutchess County.
The LVI measurement largely fits to the study context and target population (i.e., smallholder communities in sub Saharan Africa) and similar sample size based on primary data obtained through a cross-sectional survey.
On the other hand, insofar as 'the School of Names' is simply a label for early thinkers interested in language and dialectics, the later Mohists themselves largely fit under this label.
At first, I would have argued that "Trainwreck" is sort of parodying the genre, so it needs to largely fit the mold of the structure to be effective.
She continued, "His analysis, despite some differences over specific policies, largely fits with the broad strategy behind the Obama administration's effort over the past six years to build a global architecture of security and cooperation for the 21st century".
Any number of White Men, the so-called "working class white men," (blue collar and this can include white collar, clerical/administration, and front line service workers) 50 and over could largely fit that description.
