Sentence examples for of which largely from inspiring English sources
Luke Fowler shows two films here, one of which largely reuses footage from documentaries about RD Laing, the Scottish psychiatrist (or should it be anti-psychiatrist) who came to prominence in the 1960s.
A draft constitution approved by a national referendum in October 2005 called for a new legislature, the members of which largely would be elected from constituent districts (some members would be appointed).
Two independent groups (one of which largely serves Catholic grammar schools, the other Protestant ones) now set the tests that are due to be taken by tens of thousands of primary-school pupils on November 26th and December 3rd.Demographic change is sculpting education more profoundly.
From the above analysis, we conclude that produced only a main component of which largely represent three variables respectively, this is the conventional load, the passengers and the bulk load.
Australia was divided into six military districts each of which largely equated to a State or Territory, and reported to the Department of the Chief of the General Staff.
Antigenic peptides derived from these three proteins can be processed and presented by the human leukocyte antigen (HLA) class I and class II pathways, the efficiency of which largely depends on the peptide binding affinity of the highly polymorphic HLA alleles [6], [7][8], [9].
This is a big change from theater publicity of yore, which largely consisted of playing up good reviews and praying to weather bad ones.
This description likely stems from the earliest case reports of ReA, which largely consisted of STD-related cases.
The position of dalfopristin, which largely overlaps with that of chloramphenicol, allows a clear interpretation of the inhibitory activity.
Fractions 1 and 2 contain large amounts of gallocatechin, which largely accounts for the high radical scavenging activity exhibited by these two fractions.
Group 1 had only six countries that control a relatively substantive amount of wealth, which largely accounts for the high proportion of economic burden of diabetes.
