Sentence examples for Became generalised from inspiring English sources
These reforms became generalised in China, leading to a recent decline in academic investigation of Shenzhen.
Patients' stories morphed into data bytes; the particular became generalised; the complex was made discrete, simple and manageable; and uncertainty became categorised and contained.
These characteristics establish the character of the ITQ as private property in the right to harvest fish from a given stock - not in the fish stocks themselves - and a clear understanding of this character has become generalised in New Zealand since 1986.
We consider only the early stages of coevolution, where, in this system, bacteria and phages evolve to become increasingly more generalised through time, with respect to their resistance and infectivity; phages evolve to infect a wider range of bacterial genotypes, and bacteria evolve to resist a wider range of phage genotypes [ 19].
This story, despite the haziness of the details about the girls' motives and how they became radicalised, was instantly generalised into a moral fable about innocent children and their vulnerability to ISIS's ideology.
Moreover, because the study was conducted on samples of dental students (with similar RRs) coming from two different institutions and two distinct autonomous communities, it becomes easier to generalise the results.
Across a spectrum that includes panic attacks, obsessive-compulsive disorder, post-traumatic stress, phobias and the catch-all, generalised anxiety disorder - anxiety disorder has become the most prevalent mental health problem in the world, according to a World Mental Health Survey of 18 countries.
The use of pneumatic linear actuators is generalised in engineering applications because of their many advantages, but modelling the force they supply may become more of a challenge due to their nonlinear behaviour and the hysteresis their energy losses cause.
I have generalised anxiety disorder.
Even then, though, his performance seemed generalised.
