Sentence examples for a generalised level from inspiring English sources

"There was a generalised level of sexist behaviour towards adult women throughout television, not just at the BBC, that was seen as acceptable then and which is, I hope, unimaginable now," Root said.

It is also important to note that the qualitative design does not allow for hypothesis testing at a generalised level.

Since 2007 [153,154], several groups have been developing improved but nonidentical [155] models of the human metabolic network at a generalised level [156 159] and in tissue-specific [160 168] forms.

Changes at Site 3 could indicate more widespread sensitisation at a generalised level in the central nervous system, 11 although this cannot be concluded definitively as other explanations for abnormal QST results outside the knee are also possible, for example, patients with knee OA frequently have multisite pain.

Enlargement of fat cells in obesity is associated with a generalised proinflammatory state, including increased levels of TNFα and IL-6, and hypersecretion of adipokines, with the exception of adiponectin, which is downregulated [ 94].

Moreover, results at building level were aggregated at building block level, in order to offer a generalised view of the overall energy performance of a block (Fig. 24).

To assess the relationship between age- and site-specific methylation levels in greater detail, a generalised regression model referred to as variable dispersion beta regression was utilised in an iterative manner (n = 407 6407.

No group differences in task performance after controlling for lower level skills would provide evidence for a generalised cognitive deficit.

We attempted to re-estimate the equation using the patient level data from Study 1033, using a generalised linear model in R to map the EQ-5D-3 L utility to the PAC-QOL overall score.

In this setting, AKI is multifactorial: the bypass circuit changes blood concentration and pulsatility and introduces a blood/circuit interface, which stimulates a generalised inflammatory response including increased catecholamine and free haemoglobin levels.

A generalised linear mixed model with logit link, and accounting for herd-level variation by including a random effect of herd, was used to study the individual animal risk for RB.