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Meanings of largely untested in English

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Usage of largely untested in English
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However, these interventions remain largely untested in rigorous studies.
Pubmed
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Some very early research has suggested it might be useful, but it remains largely untested.
News.com.au
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The literary markets also remain largely untested, Sobel adds.
Wired
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How did the brand-new, high-tech and largely untested car do in the heat of competition?
Wired
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While the strategy is largely untested, the grave consequences of leaving the nests undisturbed are certain.
Reuters
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Eamonn Brophy threatened for the visitors but Joe Lewis was largely untested in the Aberdeen goal.
BBC
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And such partnerships are still largely untested.
Reuters
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The problem is CCS is volatile, largely untested and extremely expensive but our future depends on solving it.
Wired
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But smart power networks are a largely untested concept and need both research and funding to take off.
Reuters
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The alliance said that would eliminate the need for largely untested technologies to remove carbon from the atmosphere.
Reuters
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However, their safety remains largely untested.
Pubmed
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But these instruments are largely untested in practice and investors have yet to give them a wholehearted backing.
Reuters
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Our God-given powers are largely untested.
Sympathy for the devil
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The largely untested Corbyn believes a new style of serious politics could end the alienation from the political process.
The Guardian
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The Coronas: huge in Ireland but largely untested out foreign, it's an interesting time for Danny O'Reilly and friends.
The Irish Times
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Defending such vital, but vulnerable, links in a data network poses a serious -and as-yetlargely untested -challenge.
News.com.au
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