Sentence examples for generalised in almost from inspiring English sources

In both Swiss studies the seizure type was reported to be generalised in almost all the dogs (91 % [ 94] and 96%% [ 95], respectively) and only 9%% presented with focal epileptic seizures [ 94].

The seizure type was predominantly defined as generalised in almost all cases, but detailed classification of initial seizures signs was not conducted [ 109], hence a proportion of dogs might have experienced focal seizures evolving into generalised seizures instead of (primary) generalised seizures.

Theorem 11.6 can be generalised in two directions.

These reforms became generalised in China, leading to a recent decline in academic investigation of Shenzhen.

This vital theorem has been generalised in various ways by several scientists.

Therefore, findings cannot be generalised in other cultural groups.

However, they cannot be generalised in a statistical sense.

The SAR for the phenols is generalised in Figure 5.

The SAR for the sulfamates is generalised in Figure 4.

"Traditional methods are not able to generalise in legitimate and transparent ways – though we have tried".

In reality it is unhelpful to generalise, in part because defining democracy proves very hard, and partly because country contexts are so incredibly different.