Sentence examples for broad generalised from inspiring English sources

In very broad, generalised and simplistic terms, vegetarianism in northern Europe and north America historically stems from the animal welfare and healthy eating movements; whereas the really exciting vegetarian food – of Asia, the Middle East and Mediterranean countries – has its origins in poverty or religious belief, and is less concerned with austerity and self-righteousness.

There is a world of difference between not disclosing fine detail and relying on broad and generalised assertions.

The most common observed symptoms and signs of metastasis to the penis in order of frequency are priapism (up to 40%, resulting from emboli or thrombosis of dorsal vein, defined as "malignant priapism"), urinary retention, penile nodules, ulcer formation, perineal pain (7 10%), oedema, generalised swelling, broad infiltrative enlargement, dysuria, and haematuria (less than 10%).

As with many conditions where the true pathology is unclear, CPHP has become a generalised term encompassing a broad spectrum of conditions affecting the heel, including subcalcaneal bursitis, neuritis, plantar fasciitis and subcalcaneal spur [ 4, 5].

We saw a broad range of approaches, from generalised boosted methods to random forests, single value decomposition to matrix factorisation and collaborative filtering, with no one class of model outperforming all the others.

The results would therefore not necessarily be generalised to a broader modern population, although our results are supported by most recent studies as discussed below.

Future results from our scoliosis specific exercise protocol can only be generalised to the broad delivery of scoliosis specific exercise in an outpatient setting rather than generalised to individual techniques or application in an inpatient setting.

A biomarker that characterises risk for generalised disease should have broad utility.

Firstly, broad-scale patterns were identified using generalised linear models [25], and factors identified as significant (alpha set at p<0.01 to control for table-wide errors [26]) were further tested for density dependence via simple regressions of the mean summary data per level.

In a broader context, Endo180 could also be considered as a generalised marker for metastatic disease in other solid tumours.

Few studies have extended this effect to youth and none have addressed young people with broad-based anxiety such as separation anxiety, social anxiety, or generalised anxiety.