Sentence examples for fully generalised from inspiring English sources

Localised fires can represent an important hazard to structural safety of buildings where a fully generalised fire cannot develop or when it is at its early stage.

We also understand that because our strict inclusion criteria has defined a population representing only 5% of Ontario's elderly residents, findings that arise from this catchment area may not fully generalise to the entire province.

A previously developed method for solving the two-dimensional electrostatic Vlasov equation, Fourier transformed in velocity space, for mobile electrons and with ions fixed in space, is generalised to the fully electromagnetic, two-dimensional Vlasov Maxwell system for mobile electrons and ions.

Instead, the proof of part I is based on the Bochner Nakano formula, which was later further generalised by Siu [346], and is too technical to be fully discussed here.

Therefore, it is not fully clear to what extend the results from our sample can be generalised to other community-dwelling populations.

15 16 Both surveys included fully structured ICD-10 12-month diagnoses 17 of panic disorder, agoraphobia, social phobia, generalised anxiety disorder, obsessive compulsive disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, major depression, dysthymia, bipolar disorder, alcohol use disorders (dependence and harmful use) and substance use disorders (dependence and harmful use).

At the same time, we are fully aware that the restricted nature of our pilot project will lead to results that cannot be generalised beyond the specific area studied and should mainly be seen as an invitation for further research.

It is generalised.

I have generalised anxiety disorder.

Even then, though, his performance seemed generalised.

If corruption exists, it is not generalised.