Sentence examples for generalized especially from inspiring English sources

Because the design of clinical trials is mainly based on demonstrating the efficiency of therapeutic procedures, these studies cannot be widely generalized, especially in complex multifactorial diseases such as vascular disease.

They have been generalized especially via categorical semantics (for an introduction see MacLane and Moerdijk 1992).

Public work is a normative, democratizing ideal of citizenship generalized especially from communal labors which involve making and tending the commons, or collective resources.

Given the predominance of mild and moderate OA cases among the participants, the results of this study can be generalized especially for patients with similar severity levels of OA.

However, some important practical issues need to be considered before the use of mechanical insufflation-exsuflation (MI-E) in the post-extubation period can be generalized, especially in patients needing NIV: (a) MI-E application requires that the NIV mask be disconnected, resulting in positive pressure loss, alveolar collapse, and desaturation.

Despite the stated limitations of the study, we assert that the ranges generated in this study would be suitable for use in a more generalized setting, especially in the absence of other relevant data.

Meanwhile, the applications of the new theory for these generalized functions, especially the Stepanov-like almost automorphic function, to various types of linear, semilinear as well as nonlinear differential equations were studied extensively (see, e.g., [29, 31, 41 53] and references therein).

Because "it is impossible to recommend a generalized range especially during exercise when conditions are dynamic and changing, there is not one size that fits all!" she adds.

However, it remains valuable to systematically study the effect of multi-merger and simultaneous-merger events in the context of generalized growth, especially as sample size increases.

Visceral fat enlargement is more strongly associated with ectopic fat deposition, lipotoxicity, and metabolic disease than generalized obesity, especially in old age (Carr et al., 2004; Tchkonia et al., 2006a; Wannamethee et al., 2007; Gustafson et al., 2009; Thomou et al., 2010).

This indicates that anterior callosotomy is effective in reducing drop attacks, as has previously been shown by Tanriverdi et al. 5 After approval of the VNS in the late 1990s, the VNS came to replace callosotomy in the treatment of therapy-resistant generalized seizures, especially drop attacks.