Sentence examples for expanded generally from inspiring English sources

However, for patients at T3-T4 stands and with poorly differentiated tumors, primary tumor resection margin should be expanded, generally 2 cm or more from the tumor, to ensure surgical safety.

"Subscription is a great way for us to start because it gives us scale and an interesting value proposition to customers," Prabhu says, "but we see a lot of opportunity in expanding generally into commerce, and introducing a really innovative way for men to buy products".

Herring fishing was expanding generally in Scotland at that time, with fishing stations being set up in remote areas.

Under his leadership, the firm has greatly expanded and generally thrived — something numerous magazine cover stories have pointed out.

He goes on to say that the team has expanded, they "generally write $150,000 to $250,000 checks" and invest "in entrepreneurs that [they] love.

FOR years, Washington, DC's leaders have dreamed of renovating, expanding and generally revolutionising Union Station, the city's main rail hub.

Method: We propose a new measure of coexpression by expanding the generally used correlation into a multidimensional one.

In practice, AIL populations generated in the lab have generally been expanded in the final generation either by generating multiple litters from the same crosses (the UTHSC cross described below for example), or by retaining a larger number of animals in the penultimate generation and using this expanded set of animals to produce one litter per cross [6], [9].

Clearly, both benefit, and such programs should be expanded, as hospice generally ensures that the dying receive the best end-of-life care.

And both husbands were essentially gone, although when Lee turned up, he made "a happy addition to our expanded family" and "generally added a needed masculine flavor".

States that have expanded coverage have generally broadened eligibility to include parents with relatively higher income levels and a greater number of childless adults.