Sentence examples for this largely represents from inspiring English sources

This largely represents the soaring earnings of financial sector workers and chief executives.

The first 3.5 h of data were not included in the analysis, as this largely represents habituation to the apparatus.

Although this largely represents a formulation and bioavailability issue, it is clearly not advantageous for a significant percentage of 4-HPR to be metabolized to inactive metabolites.

Note that at this stage there were no detectable plaques and hence this presumably largely represents soluble amyloid-β.

But this windfall largely represents transfers from young to old.

This research largely represents an extension of assumptions and methods used to test treatment efficacy (Kazdin and Nock 2003; Morgenstern and McKay 2007; Wampold 2001).

Because we have profiled fly heads, our survey largely represents transcriptional changes in the compound eyes, given their large proportion of the volume of the fly's head.

Members of other unions at Lloyds – including Accord which largely represents HBOS employees – agreed to terms with the bank two years ago.

The National Association of Fostering Providers (NAFP), which largely represents the commercial agencies, recently took three local authorities to court in a judicial review to claim their commissioning approach was unlawful.

The CWC largely represents the interests of the Indian Tamil minority and doubles as a trade union for tea plantation workers.

He warns however though that we should not expect radical changes from Mr Abadi, who still largely represents a specific subset of Iraqi society.