Sentence examples for as a generalised from inspiring English sources

He described the humanitarian situation as a "generalised catastrophe" that was likely to become increasingly desperate as time wore on.

In an age when art was supposed to depict an actual person or event, it came as a shock that this was a painting not of a nightmare, but of the nightmare as a generalised experience.Interestingly, it was not until 1793 that anyone suggested publicly that the painting of a scantily clad woman stretched out on a bed might be about sex.

Why, in these circumstances, should Israeli academics be shunned while those from the other side are welcomed?Because the vote is perceived as a generalised attack on all Israeli academia, it has also created some embarrassment for Israeli scholars on the political left.

The 'over-all structural shape' presented in Hasan ([1978]) is better treated as a generalised formula.

The unknown entity, T, can be thought of as a generalised distance field, as well as the time of arrival of a monotonically expanding front.

The problem is formulated as a generalised mixed integer linear programming (MILP) model which accounts for the simultaneous selection of products and identification of the process configuration.

These assumptions remain untested, and landscape-scale conservation planning for wetlands is largely absent, as is a generalised understanding of wetland use by focal taxa.

Before undertaking a direct comparison of the two transcriptome-profiling methods, we consider the systematic limitations of the methods, as previously done in a generalised way [ 25].

As regards the extent of disease, there are no clear "rules" on what constitutes a localised as opposed to a generalised case in the context of gingivitis or chronic periodontitis.

In conclusion the mode of transmission model offers a practical means of identifying in countries such as Malawi with a generalised HIV epidemic those groups within the community for which HIV prevention programmes can be targeted.

However, it is theoretically possible that OA features within the DXA field (e.g. lumbar osteophytosis) could lead to artefactual elevation of measured BMD, with the potential to induce a spurious association between HBM and OA if spine and knee OA are correlated as part of a "generalised OA" phenotype.