Sentence examples for observation largely from inspiring English sources

("French painters are not cosmopolites," he told a Danish interviewer — an observation, largely accurate, about the Parisian avant-garde of the twenties).

This observation largely accounts for the fact that the annotated set is also enriched in long TEs, since LTR insertions tend to be longer than other classes of TE insertion in the genome [ 14].

There are also political observations, largely of a piece with the rest of the book.

Limiting his observations largely to media presence, Jenkins explores circulation practices that expand civic space and create strong new links between various different social groups and spheres, taking the approach of a liberal consumer optimist.

Experimental observations largely cover links between parasite specific proteins [1] (Fig. 3d), suggesting that the area around the rich club of proteins not only is predominately a matter of parasite specific activity.

These observations largely agree with a recent report showing widespread expression of TMEM106B in normal human brains [ 26].

These observations largely ruled out that these features of higher-order chromatin organization, as seen at the level of 3D-SIM resolution, represent fixation artifacts.

Jackson et al. [ 29] reported similar observations, largely that resistin mRNA levels were very low or undetectable in adipose tissue, which suggests that visceral adipocytes are not a major cell type producing resistin.

Similarly our observations largely reflect the type 1 AIP disease spectrum, and there will inevitably be patients presenting with type 2 disease (albeit much less common) who do not adequately fit into our description.

Objectives: The Tox21 partners agreed to develop a vision and devise an implementation strategy to shift the assessment of chemical hazards away from traditional experimental animal toxicology studies to one based on target-specific, mechanism-based, biological observations largely obtained using in vitro assays.

The account is also naturalized, for Nelson notes that observation is largely structured as current theories would have it, meaning that observational experience is explained by scientific accounts such as those given in neurobiology, developmental biology, neuropsychology and evolutionary biology, rather than by a philosophical account.