Sentence examples for ones were largely from inspiring English sources

The Indian ones were largely issue-based, one of which, Gopal Menon's "Let the Butterflies Fly," won the best documentary feature prize.

3D fluorescence spectroscopy revealed that the bioaccessible compartments were mainly constituted of simple and easily biodegradable OM while the unaccessible ones were largely made of complex and refractory OM.

But German elections, like American ones, are largely decided on domestic issues, and Mr. Schröder is suffering because of a stagnant economy and high unemployment.

Here's the good news about his new pizza venture: toppings, especially the more adventurous ones, are largely top-notch.

A clustering algorithm (Bader and Hogue 2003 was used to color-code genes (white-to-red) according to their degree of clustering (red genes are strongly clustered whereas white ones are largely isolated).

Type I diabetes first appeared in the Wilson's lives when Nicole was diagnosed at the age of 2. The burden that type I brings to people and their loved ones is largely invisible to the outside world.

Perhaps AIP can be activated by any stimuli that have rich associations with hand actions, such as tools or perhaps real 3D objects, even though 2D objects, even graspable ones, are largely ineffective.

Healthy florets appear in white colors filled with internal structures while infected ones are largely empty and transparent, perhaps due to loss of water and floret tissues.

Healthy florets appear in white colors and filled with internal structures while infected ones are largely empty and transparent suggesting that PCI could be a useful tool in plant disease diagnosis.

"The success of the Xbox One is largely dependent on what you need for the living room, and whether you intend to use the system for multiple forms of media, with multiple people in mind.

Many didn't like it 10 years earlier at the White House Correspondents Dinner, when President Clinton had to sit uncomfortably while shock-jock Don Imus cracked jokes about Clinton's marital infidelities (though, then as now, how offended one was largely depended on one's party affiliation).