Sentence examples for suggesting largely from inspiring English sources

Overall, the maximal gliding velocity of the Head3/Neck1 chimera was very similar to the NcKin3 wildtype and almost threefold slower than that of the Head1/Neck3 chimera, suggesting largely different mechanisms between the mutant motors.

The presence of two reducers resulted in a slightly larger than additive increase (1.14-fold synergism) in the initial rates of Cr VI) reduction, suggesting largely independently proceeding reactions for each thiol.

The 95% confidence intervals of the median (notches in Fig. 3) did not differ substantially across categories within any of the three pairwise comparisons (similarly shaded bars in Fig. 3), suggesting largely homogeneous rates of amino acid substitution.

It is an abyss, Mr. Gilroy suggests, largely of our own making.

Speaking at the Sundance film festival, Fonda suggested largely male hierarchies were unlikely to address inequality of their own accord.

This image was, the exhibition suggests, largely fantastical, though sometimes the fantasy had roots in Japanese history.

Households have not gone as far in repairing their balance sheets as Mr Greenspan suggests, largely because low interest rates have allowed consumers to keep spending.

The Arab "deficit" in political freedom, it suggests, largely explains the region's long-term under-performance.Pre-revolutionary Egypt was feudal and venal, but it produced a renaissance in Arab arts and ideas that some now see as a golden age.

"We are governed, our minds are molded, our tastes formed, our ideas suggested, largely by men we have never heard of..

According to political-cartoonist-turned-academic, Russell L. Peterson, late-night television comedy has a profound and, as the title suggests, largely negative impact on American politics.

The Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS), another group supposedly having a chilling effect, is, as the name suggests, largely made of scientists.