Sentence examples for largely manifested in from inspiring English sources

Climate fluctuations, or modes, are largely manifested in terms of coherent, large-scale (∼3000 km) patterns of anomalous sea-level pressure or geopotential height at various altitudes.

He's involved in an extravagant midlife crisis, largely caused by his dwindling sales, and largely manifested in a frantic desire to sleep with his mother-in-law.

The latest progress is largely manifested in two aspects.

In a virus, a life history strategy is largely manifested in its replication mode.

Until recently, there was much publicity for the view that diabetes and NCDs were largely manifest in adults as a result of the biblical sins of 'gluttony and sloth', so there was both an urgent need to get individuals to take more responsibility for their adult lifestyle and to discourage the food industry from producing the 'unhealthy' foods which fuelled this epidemic of disease [ 8].

Yet, orientation toward long-term results seems to be a common line in Nazarbayev's presidential style, largely manifesting itself in his annual presidential addresses (for details, see Ambrosio and Lange, 2014), Eurasianist ideology (for details, see Mostafa, 2013) as well as the Kazakhstan-2030 and Kazakhstan-2050 developmental strategies.

The difficulty manifested in gait as largely greater inconsistency in the pattern of strides than in the mean of the stride interval time series.

Khaled's charisma owes largely to his devout self-belief, abundantly manifested in his style of speech — how he struts and flaunts his way through outrageous boasts.

The economics profession largely regards the Greek crisis as a sovereign debt crisis, manifested in the high and unsustainable levels of the debt to GDP ratio in the sense of Reinhart and Rogoff (2010).

These are largely national trends, but I've seen all of them manifested in D.C".

I fear that until such time that the environmental consequences are manifested in ways that we cannot even imagine today, we will continue on largely oblivious to the likely consequences.