Sentence examples for largely from one from inspiring English sources

Money from LOPC's donors is equally spread amongst the three large Olmsted parks in its purview, despite coming largely from one geographic area.

When the individual profiles are expected to deviate largely from one another because there is for instance a large variability in the time and amount of dose administrated, or when there are many covariates, the use of this diagnostic becomes more difficult.

It can't be said that they are largely from one racial group.

As Shashi Seth, who was a senior executive at Yahoo from 2010 to 2013, told me, its mobile troubles stemmed largely from one problem: unlike Google and Apple, Yahoo had neither a mobile operating system nor a widely used browser of its own.

UD rate differed largely from one specialty to another (neurology 2%, orthopedic surgery 67%), with no significant difference between surgical and medical wards.

The results indicated that the estimated VOR values varied largely from one study to another; probably due to the use of different units, reliability measures and survey design approaches.

Last year's loss, 984 million euros ($1.2 billion), resulted largely from one-time write-downs, which included 705 million euros at its catering unit, LSH Sky Chefs.

Yet even as outrage rained down on Trump and his administration, there has been largely silence from one quarter: fellow Republicans, particularly members of Congress.

Based on these findings the cubilin gene appears to be largely expressed from one allele in intestinal cells (i.e., monoallelic expression).

Until now, American and Iraqi officials had asserted that the attacks against them were the work of isolated cells of Saddam Hussein's supporters, largely unconnected from one another.

"An Aerial Photographic Essay by Robert Cameron," an exhibition of photographs of New York, largely taken from one of Mr. Cameron's books, "Above New York" (Robert Cameron, 1988), will continue through Jan . 30