Sentence examples for largely latent from inspiring English sources
It is this that gives the governors much of their power.That power is still largely latent.
For the typical building cooling load, the system can handle the zone cooling load (mainly sensible) by radiant cooling with the chilled water from absorption refrigeration, while the ventilation load (largely latent) by desiccant dehumidification.
Using this workflow, we have derived two BACH2 HIV-1 reporter models that mimic largely latent integration in the clinically relevant BACH2 gene locus, which has been associated with recurrent integration and HIV-reservoir maintenance in chronically infected patients.
With the summer salons largely latent, a good rousing store opening was a superlative excuse to get spruced up (and a little sauced) amidst the swells.
Although some scholars have argued that there are glimmers of Wollstonecraft's radicalism in this text, they admit that the "potential for critique remains largely latent".
In both cases, MHV-68 remained largely latent for at least 24h, as measured by an absence of lytic gene expression.
Due to the large latent heat related to dehydration into hemihydrate and anhydrite, gypsum is largely used to make firebreak systems.
It was previously hypothesized that TB attributed to M. bovis in San Diego is most likely being driven by recent infections in children and largely reactivated latent infections in adults, secondary to HIV co-infection (6 ).
We chose to quantify CMV and EBV DNA in the plasma as this should more accurately reflect virus reactivation compared to DNA analysis within whole peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMCs), where CMV and EBV DNA content will largely reflect latent viral genomes (Compston et al, 2008; Kaur et al, 2003; Torre-Cisneros et al, 2005).
However, the TGF-β2 assayed in this study required an acid-activation step, suggesting that TGF-β2 produced by these cells is largely in its latent, non-activate form.
Actually, this has been a long-standing opinion in certain conservative circles, arising largely out of a latent hostility to parties, which are viewed as a divisive force among citizens, a threat to national unity, and an enticement to corruption and demagoguery.
