Sentence examples for are generally extended from inspiring English sources

Normal sovereign and diplomatic immunities are generally extended only after a state's executive authority has formally recognized another state (see diplomatic immunity).

Fellowships are initially for 1 year but are generally extended for a second.

In part this would depend on the long-term geopolitical integration of Hong Kong into the PRD and whether portability of welfare benefits such as post-retirement social and health care are generally extended to the PRD.

Jeff Mangold, the Yankees' strength and conditioning coach, was in the Mets' workout room with the Yankee players long before game time, a courtesy that is generally extended by teams throughout both leagues.

It suggested that the alginate nanobeads electrochemical probes could be generally extended to other multiple analytes detection.

The principle can be generally extended to n-ary dimensions of system fusions where (S=mathop uplus nolimits _{i=1}^n,S_i ).

Hogun was the highest-ranking officer from North Carolina to be captured and imprisoned after the surrender of Charleston, and despite being offered the opportunity to leave internment under a parole that was generally extended to other captured Continental officers, he remained in a British prisoner-of-war camp near Charleston.

The study results under the discrete model can be generally extended to more complex conditions, such as stratified populations with admixture.

Furthermore CDX gene expression is generally extended to the whole posterior end in bilaterians, and not confined to the posterior endoderm (e.g. [15], [70], [79]).

A sequential ordered substrate binding established previously for several DNA polymerases is generally extended to all DNA polymerases, and the characterization of novel polymerases is often based on the assumption that the enzymes should productively bind DNA substrate first, followed by template-directed dNTP binding.

Stellar evolution has of necessity been followed through computer modeling because the timescales for most stages are generally too extended for measurable changes to be observed, even over a period of many years.