Sentence examples for one can largely from inspiring English sources
It clearly demonstrated that through the optimization process, one can largely raise the critical aerodynamic pressure and significantly improve the stability of supersonic plates.
I can largely accept that.
Women have two copies of the X chromosome, so a healthy version of the gene on one chromosome can largely make up for any defects on the other.
This is however not the only set of such features as removing any single motif (even the most important one) can be largely buffered by usage of the redundant information from the other features.
It has also been shown that phase retrieval (requiring projections at one single distance) can largely compensate for sub-optimal experimental conditions, such as low photon counts typical for time-resolved experiment [22] and is a fundamental tool for the study of dynamic processes.
By granting Member States the right to rescind the declaration of withdrawal, the drawbacks of one-sided bargaining can largely be avoided.
Of course, deciding which financing package to take and which to pass up depends largely on what one can afford and the interest rates available.
As one can understand, this is largely based on the fact, that we can treat either cell type (SH-SY5Y cells or PC-3 cells) with culture medium of the other cell type, respectively, but we can subsequently not separate the substances released by these two cell types.
Most of this remains unspent, largely because no one can agree on what should be done with it.The old system of deterrence run by the traders on the New York Stock Exchange clearly had its limits.
To say the World Cup has allowed Germany to love itself again would be overly simplistic: that process has been a long one at whose difficulties we can largely only guess.
The fact that Dave randomly stumbles upon a man who appears to be having sex with a child in a parked car and beats him to death at approximately the same time Jimmy's daughter is logistically a bit of a stretch, but it once again serves as a device to show how traumas experienced in the past can largely define one's future.
