Sentence examples for generalised tendencies from inspiring English sources
While generalised tendencies for variables emerged, the specific role of variables could vary widely between farms.
Thus, we chose to include a test with items based on the Lovibond & Lovibond (1995) Depression Anxiety Stress Scales (DAS) but reworded to reflect generalised tendencies (traits i.e., a person's typical, but not necessarily current state) rather than event specific reactions [ 18].
These results suggest that individuals with AN do not show a generalised tendency to rely on habits in two outcome-devaluation tasks.
Previously methylation profiling at imprinted loci in ART-conceived children without imprinting disorders has shown no generalised tendency to methylation changes [ 37].
This tendency cannot be generalised and depends on different context variables such as the severity of dementia or the time required for nursing [ 9].
The reaction scheme was based on multiple protonation states of the intermediate in CO2 reduction; the higher the protonation state, the higher was the tendency of the intermediate to form CO. A generalised reaction mechanism for other electrode materials was also proposed.
Instead, since the posterior contains information on which parameters are more likely than others, a measure of central tendency (preferably the mode) could be used and passed into standard frequentist generalised linear models, particularly if the posterior distributions of interest are precise and not highly skewed.
Nevertheless, there are undeniably problems that need to be faced: most seriously the tendency of some schools to reduce history teaching up to the age of 14 in favour of subjects more central to league tables; notably Maths and English,merge it with other subjects in generalised "humanities" teaching; and appoint non-historians to teach it.
Raising taxes causes only generalised grumbling.
Are aggressive tendencies heritable?
