Sentence examples for largely in parallel from inspiring English sources
In a sport in which the men's and women's tours operate largely in parallel universes, Roddick befriended Venus and Serena Williams and Maria Sharapova.
HGMS systems and batch systems for magnetic separations have been developed largely in parallel by different communities.
For the last several decades, the development of antitumor immune-based strategies and the engineering and testing of oncolytic viruses (OVs) has occurred largely in parallel tracks.
According to the findings presented therein, the dominant notion that Muslim NGOs are a monolithic bloc existing largely in parallel with and unconnected to secular/Northern/Western humanitarian NGOs is often in harsh contrast to the empirical realities on the ground.
This might have been the result of successful and more targeted advocacy work under the Nansen Initiative, which has been building consensus around a protection agenda for people looking for assistance and protection outside their countries of origin as a consequence of disasters and environmental change, largely in parallel with the pre-Sendai consultations.5.5
As N-myc levels recovered from 16 hours onward, klf2 and klf4 gene expression increased largely in parallel.
These two dialogues have largely operated in parallel, but it's time we integrate them and acknowledge their mutually reinforcing potential for delivering better care.
These research populations usually have recorded phenotypes such as feed efficiency, and have been largely selected in parallel with commercial selection trends.
That's why I suspect we'll see them largely assisting people in parallel for the time being.
Thus, from the early 1970s and onwards, the development has largely been conducted in parallel with major contributions from both academia and industry – notably applying transition metals such as Pd, Ru, Rh, Ir, Mn, and Ti in combination with chiral ligands as catalysts.
Level 2 considers maternal reproductive factors and IPV, which are conceived as functioning largely independently and in parallel.
