Sentence examples for more largely represented from inspiring English sources

Moreover, there is a clear distinction between Han and Hui people, with the former being significantly more largely represented in the participating group.

Then there's the more feral, bronze-hued Irathient, largely represented by Irisa, a youngster raised by her human stepfather, the town's lawman ex-marine Joshua Nolan.

These latter cells are largely represented in more advanced lesions [ 26, 30], and particularly in the germinal-centre-like structure, where they appear to form a network that is essential for the organisation of the infiltrates [ 30, 31].

Before August 2009 all patients with influenza like illness, mostly with mild symptoms, were referred for laboratory diagnosis, while, from August onwards, a diagnosis was only required for severely ill patients; we may therefore assume that the samples collected in the first period largely represented mild patients, while those collected later represented more severe cases.

They largely represented the wealthy elite of colonial society; one-third were slaveholders.

Intraabdominal infections were largely represented (80%%) among CRKP pts.

Antiqua clusters are largely represented in China.

The polysaccharides in secondary walls are largely represented by cellulose and hemicelluloses, particularly xylans.

These unknown repeats were largely represented in SUNREP.

The 27 classes are often largely represented in the bank.

The loss of the myoids and most veneroids is particularly striking because their extinction eliminates the most derived portions of the evolutionary tree, with the remaining families largely representing more basal lineages (Fig. 2a).