Sentence examples for largely in applied from inspiring English sources

"Postcrisis, executives and deans identified a number of gaps in M.B.A. teaching, largely in applied areas," the authors note.

De Leo said Bolivia had largely succeeded in applying an "innovative approach" that involves the unionization of coca growers, and respect for human rights, along with forced eradication in non-permitted areas.

In particular, it has been largely applied in mobile and wireless network scenarios in the context of competition in the access to shared communication and computation resources [9].

As natural polyphenols had been largely applied in complementary therapies in the past decade, in this study, we aimed to investigate which groups of phenolic compounds exert promising inhibitory actions on fibrogenesis as there are few effective strategies for the treatment of pancreatic fibrosis to date.

1 This novel technology has been largely applied in the creation of corneal flaps in laser in situ keratomileusis (LASIK).

Among the different available options, biological augmentation is the most sought after approach and recently platelet rich plasma (PRP), which is an autologous blood derivative, largely applied in orthopaedic practice especially in the treatment of degenerative cartilage and tendon lesions, is gaining increasing interest [ 10– 10].

Moreover, in contrast to the classical curves as largely applied in geotechnical engineering, a noticeable decrement of the damping ratio is observed beyond 0.75% shear strain.

Three parameters for quantifying structural and compositional attributes were used in this study that have been largely and successfully applied in other ecosystems (e.g. Gadow et al. 2012; Lexerød and Eid 2006; McElhinny et al. 2005): (a) diameter at breast height (dbh) measured at 1.3 m; (b) tree height; and (c) tree species.

Such analyses have been largely applied in the understanding of biological functions in proteins since they provide an evaluation of large-scale movements that are often related to domain motions and conformational changes [ 36].

However, large-scale dynamic experimental tests which can be valuable and largely applied in civil engineering are very rare.

A relatively simple, low-cost, evidence-based strategy that could be largely applied in a uniform manner to stroke survivors in low-to-middle income countries (LMICs), including the nations of SSA, is sorely needed.