Sentence examples for largely variation from inspiring English sources

Possibly the variation seen in proteasome expression level, seen in individual tissues, e.g. adrenals (75 174) and salivary glands (63 124), reflects largely variation due to gene regulation but the present data are not informative at this particular point.

Throughout the night many audience members weren't even facing the stage; they were dancing, largely variations on country-western two-step with various intricate spins, making the show feel less like a concert than a community gathering.

Wild sheep are largely variations of brown hues, and variation within species is extremely limited.

If you don't want to click on them, the messages are largely variations on: "To the red head in Sociology: I would bang u" and "to that boy doing curls in the squat rack of the uni gym: I would bang u".

In the years since, Beltram has been busy crafting a steady stream of releases that are largely variations on the tough-techno theme that he perfected in 1990, for a list of labels that includes Tresor, Warp, Drumcode, Harthouse and his own STX, among many others.

If you don't want to click on them, the messages are largely variations on: "To the red head in sociology: I would bang u" and "to that boy doing curls in the squat rack of the uni gym: I would bang u".

These are largely variations on the theme that the tangential expansion of the cortex itself drives folding.

The prognosis of hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) varies following surgical resection and the large variation remains largely unexplained.

In general, manual data processing only considers average values of data and largely ignores variation.

Estimating and quantifying the largely unknown variation that makes up biodiversity is one and the same as quantifying corresponding option values of biodiversity.

In a survey article, Blau and Currie (2006) highlight the wide-ranging estimated elasticities of employment with respect to child care costs and attribute cross-study discrepancies largely to variation in biases from different estimation strategies.