Sentence examples for generalised into from inspiring English sources

The individual process modifications and patents are analyzed and then generalised into "elementary" modification groups.

This story, despite the haziness of the details about the girls' motives and how they became radicalised, was instantly generalised into a moral fable about innocent children and their vulnerability to ISIS's ideology.

Exercises are executed within the sessions and are generalised into daily life by means of homework assignments.

Five movement based classification schemes were identified and, from a broad perspective, the theoretical basis and key elements can be generalised into two main approaches.

Most of the statements were, very reasonably, noted to be useful in some cases and not others, meaning they could not be generalised into guidelines, which was also true of statements participants did not feel confident to rate.

However, the results were attempted to be generalised into PHRs, because this product was just used as a model of a common Web-based PHR; this was emphasised during the theoretical part of the lab session.

It can start small and get bigger, generalising into all areas and causing panic attacks".

The complexity and idiosyncratic nature of networks means that research findings about network functioning can be difficult to generalise into standardised and prescribed actions.

The seizure type was reported to be focal in 25%% of dogs, focal evolving into generalisation in 53 % of dogs and (primary) generalised in 18 % of dogs (in 4 % of dogs seizures could not be classified).

The seizure type was defined as focal epileptic seizures evolving into generalised seizures in 78%% of dogs and as (primary) generalised in 8%% of dogs.

The seizure type was defined as (primary) generalised in 47 % of dogs and as focal or focal epileptic seizures evolving into generalised seizures in 53 % of dogs.