Sentence examples for line is largely from inspiring English sources

The decision to include or exclude taxa based on residuals from a best-fitting line is largely subjective, as there are no guidelines for how common large residuals are in tip-dated viral datasets.

In each case, the dividing line is largely generational - with a dash of snobbery and aesthetic appeal thrown in.

In fact, when the company first showed off its product in the lead up to IFA this summer, it said as much, acknowledging that the QuietComfort line is largely considered the gold standard for noise-cancelling travel headphones.

Traditionally, Apple has promoted the fact that its Macintosh line is largely free from viruses and other similar threats due to the fact almost all malicious software is designed to exploit computers running on Microsoft Windows.

Operated by that company until the early 1960s, today the Line is largely abandoned, with a section redeveloped into the recreational MoPac Trail.

The original culture possessed a normal human male karyotype, and the transformed line was largely hypotetraploid.

But the reviews, like the fans on line, were largely positive.

Mr. Hady said the line was largely unaffected by the frequent labor strikes following the revolution.

Blanco, 37, looked heavy legged and the former West Ham United striker Guillermo Franco, leading the line, was largely ineffectual.

Unlike in Boston, where the finish line was largely open to the public, access to the finish line in Central Park is tightly controlled.

With pundits lining up post-debate to declare Rick Perry's oops-I-forgot-one-of-the-agencies-I-would-get-rid-of gaffe disastrous for his once high-flying candidacy, another flubbed line was largely overlooked.