Sentence examples for largely natural from inspiring English sources

But a decade ago, Dr. Ricardo Amils, a Spanish biologist who studies the potential for extraterrestrial life, found that the river's condition was largely natural, a result of bacteria that turn sulfur and iron into sulfuric acid and iron oxide.

Only Alan Harris, the college professor played by Mr. Leonard, seems a largely natural creation, and there are stretches in "White People" where momentum falters because of this credibility gap.

Use of the tritium isotope for dating modern groundwater now relies upon the largely natural 3H signal (Land and Huff 2009).

This microtidal sand flat is a largely natural environment, lacking breakwaters or dams, and is therefore suitable for observation of sediment transport.

In this paper, we analyse bilberry performance in a semi-natural forestry system (based on multiple native tree species and largely natural regeneration); specifically in relation to two major silvicultural activities timber harvest and wetland drainage.

From analysis of results from 93 studies on the frequency of occurrence of birds in cat dietary samples, and a recently published assessment of the population size of feral cats in largely natural landscapes, we estimate and map the number of birds killed annually in Australia by feral cats.

He looked at data from a largely overlooked natural experiment, and found one large group of Americans who have become vastly more educated, while another group has remained roughly as educated as it used to be.

At times of peak demand, electricity is made largely from natural gas in turbines so inefficient that saving 1% of U.S. electricity, including peak hours, saves 2% of total natural gas use and cuts its price 3% to 4%.

Synthetic sponges have largely replaced natural ones for household use.

The Canadian index also more than doubled, thanks largely to natural resources stocks.

Growth in GDP is often generated largely by natural resources: agriculture, minerals, forestry.