Sentence examples for largely relaxed from inspiring English sources

Blunt is largely relaxed about his unfavourable write-ups, admitting that he's "in the entertainment industry rather than the music industry," and so some tabloid hackery is inevitable.

In addition, lateral diffusion of PC- and L-t-LacCer-, but not of GSLs-, analogs was restricted in large fields at the PM of CHO cells at 30°C, but this restriction was largely relaxed at 37°C.

In contrast, fluorescence recovery of the three PC analogs at 30°C levelled off at ∼30% in 20-µm2 Figlds (Fig. 9a-c, closed symbols) but this strong restriction was largely relaxed in 5-µm2 fields (mobile fraction, ∼65%; Fig. 9a-c, open symbols).

30 min after the "off" stimulus the aequorin-luminescence has been largely relaxed, but complete return to the basal level needed at least 60 min (Fig. 2b, c).

Although it could also be related with groups of genes whose functions have been largely relaxed; for instance, an environmental change may render a formerly useful gene worthless, leading to a weakening on the negative selective pressure.

In our analysis, ClustalW, adopted by the previous study by Tank et al. [ 10], aligned tightly the HPAA tracts in those sequences, whereas MAFFT and T-Coffee largely relaxed this effect (Additional file 14).

This paper aims to relax the results in Xie and Tian (2009) from the following two aspects: completely removing the power order restriction and largely relaxing the growth conditions of nonlinear functions.

As for Hamas, they can largely relax, watch the PA leadership squirm, and clip the political coupons.

A practical lesson from this study is that potential effect of unique properties of molecular sequences in lamprey can largely be relaxed thorough taxon sampling in other cyclostomes, such as hagfishes.

Plant and Page, seated beside their lawyers, took notes and remained largely impassive, relaxing and smiling only during breaks.

Singing well (and singing with vibrato) is largely about being relaxed and open.