Sentence examples for generalised between from inspiring English sources

As results cannot be generalised between different probiotics, individual probiotics were identified for each statement.

To explore to what extent the results can be generalised between countries, we analyse data of Belgian and Dutch women.

The question of course is, to what extent the results can be generalised between countries, despite huge variation in childbirth delivery practices.

To investigate the extent to which horses generalise between different visual objects, 2-year-old stallions were habituated to feeding from a container placed inside a test arena and assigned as TEST (n = 12) or REFERENCE horses (n = 12).

Following on from Foster, Cauer generalised the relationship between the expression for the impedance of a one-port network and its transfer function.

However, a detailed differentiation between (primary) generalised seizures and focal epileptic seizures evolving into generalised epileptic seizures was not conducted, hence some of the dogs may have experienced focal seizures evolving into generalisation rather than (primary) generalised seizures.

Generalised epileptic seizures were reported as the most common seizure type among all of the studies with 83%% [ 86] and 92 % [ 84], respectively, but a detailed distinction between (primary) generalised epileptic seizures and focal epileptic seizures evolving into generalised epileptic seizures was not provided [ 84, 86].

But, the latter two Swiss studies did not distinguish between (primary) generalised epileptic seizures and focal epileptic seizures evolving into generalised seizures; and preictal signs were reported in a substantial number of dogs (which were not considered as part/onset of a seizure), which may explain the discrepancy to the seizure type found in the Danish study.

The seizure type was defined as generalised epileptic seizures in 68 % of dogs and as focal epileptic seizures in 32%% of dogs, however a differentiation between (primary) generalised epileptic seizures and focal epileptic seizures evolving into generalised seizures was not performed.

In 1959, he generalised it to games between many players, some of whom might gang up on the rest.Mr Aumann is loyal to a method game theory not to the subject matter of economics per se.

"People with multiple long-term conditions often fall through the gaps as their secondary [hospital] care is highly specialised and their GP care highly generalised, with little continuum between the two, meaning those with multiple long-term conditions can fall through the gaps when confronted with confusing and fragmented secondary care," he says.