Sentence examples for notes largely from inspiring English sources

The hardcover book of notes, largely by the scholar Rich Kienzle, is admirably clear and concise.

A few notes, largely to myself, regarding the renewed push by conservatives to declare our problems "structural", not solvable just by increasing demand.

After the meeting dispersed, leading rebels compared notes – largely in a flurry of mobile phone calls so that Labour whips, on patrol in Westminster bars, corridors and rooms, could not disrupt them.

Cats, she notes, largely domesticated themselves, and if this happened twice it could indicate that a whole host of animals from donkeys to sheep may have become domesticated with less human involvement than previously thought.

Surfing, it should be noted, largely came to a halt when the company's chief executive, Tim O'Reilly, spoke.

In the American press, the summit was noted largely for its pageantry, which culminated in the opening of the counterterrorism center, where Trump, King Salman, and Sisi posed in a huddle around a luminous globe.

(This borrowing spree was, it's worth noting, largely financed by banks in Germany and other traditionally low-interest-rate countries; that's why the current debt problems of the European periphery are also a big problem for the European banking system as a whole).

While we found the anticipated decrease in uptake of particles in carrier cells [15], we noted largely unchanged rates of 2° transfer, in turn resulting in up to a 20-fold proportional increase in the efficiency of 2° transfer to 293T cells (Fig. 3A).

Note largely non-overlapping Tbx5 and Mef2cAHF derived lineages in left and right ventricles, respectively, except perhaps a small area of overlap at the forming interventricular septum (asterisks).

However, the 'model' proposed by Stellingwerff et al. (2012a) is, as already noted, largely empirical and not based on any consideration of the kinetics of carnosine synthesis and degradation.

Firstly, calculations by Black et al. of population attributable fractions (PAFs) of large-for-gestational-age (LGA) babies attributable to overweight/obesity and gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) are, as correctly noted, largely influenced by the high prevalence of obesity (28%) and overweight (32%) in their sample.