Sentence examples for equally generally from inspiring English sources

According to the Mayo Clinic, AAt is inherited by both males and females equally, generally resulting in liver disease or lung disease and is sometimes associated with bronchiectasis and asthma. .

As generally reported, vitiligo affects both sexes equally.

When the target rewards were equal, subjects could have earned more had they divided the time equally, but generally the average earning did not differ much from the maximum expected gain.

The SF-12 domain scores for those with one sleep difficulty symptom were equally affected (generally speaking) compared with those with no sleep difficulty symptoms (b's ranged from −4.37 to −9.49); similarly, the SF-12 domain scores for those with two sleep difficulty symptoms were also equally affected compared with those with no sleep difficulty symptoms (b's ranged from −6.64 to −10.84).

But I am lucky: I have always insisted on being treated equally and have generally won that equality.

There is substantive evidence that different active substance abuse treatment modalities (bona fide treatments) are generally equally effective 20– 23 and this pattern is also established within general psychotherapy research 14.

Newly qualified social workers need support and guidance in their first job but equally, they are generally well-equipped with skills from their intense higher education programme.

But she has been known to ease up in compatible musical company, so it will be interesting to see what happens when she joins some equally formidable but generally more sensitive musicians from the society, including Ida Kavafian (violin), Paul Neubauer (viola), Fred Sherry (cello), David Shifrin (clarinet) and Anne-Marie McDermott (piano).

But lurking in their shadow is the equally important and generally overlooked figure of Sam Howell.

All of a similar size, the hillforts were generally equally spaced, commanding similar sized territories and resources.

Missing values (noncalls) were generally equally likely to be from case or control samples.