Sentence examples for generalised conditions from inspiring English sources

Although CD is limited to involuntary muscle spasms of the neck, its detrimental effect on health status is comparable to progressive and generalised conditions clinically perceived to be of greater severity (such as multiple sclerosis and Parkinson's disease).

Now, it seems, indignation is becoming a generalised condition.

This, along with the fact that α-tocopherol levels were not depleted in the PD tissues (Fig. 8), implies that the increase in oxidative stress in the PD VC is not a "generalised" condition but may be rather specific (e.g. perhaps limited to cholesterol).

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].

In this paper, we first characterise the parameters of sets of type- 1,n) in type- 1plane with more generalised order conditions than prime power order.

In reality, "religion" is a generalised term.

More recently he was released from a mental hospital where he was being treated for a generalised anxiety condition that is now entering its 40th year.

The parameters of sets of type- 1,n) in finitype- 1ective planes were characterised by G. Tallini and M. Tallini Scafati with more generalised order condition.

To allow for thermal expansion in the third direction, generalised plane strain conditions have been used.

An Eulerian model with generalised Eulerian boundary conditions for the particulate phase is employed.

In isotropic conditions, generalised expressions for the coefficient of lateral earth pressure and horizontal in situ stresses can be adopted (Sheorey et al. 2001), which presupposes that (E_{text{v}} = E_{text{h}}).