Sentence examples for generalized in particular from inspiring English sources

Recent work indicates that morbidity is generalized, in particular, iron deficiency anemia, growth stunting, and malnutrition (Hotez et al. 2009), and children between 2 and 5 years of age are particularly vulnerable (Chopra 2006).

In this paper, we obtain consequences by generalizing, in particular, the combinatorial property that "for any word u over {a, b}, ua or ub is primitive," which proves in some sense that there exist very many primitive partial words.

It is not clear how well the described approach of 7-mer counting with subsequent Bayesian weighting generalizes; in particular, it seems that the sensors will not accept a completely new 7-mer as a site.

Hence for this particular canal the head-middle-tail inequity often reported and generalized in the literature is not observed.

Matrices can be generalized in different ways.

Generalized linear models – in particular, logistic regression models – were found to be appropriate for modeling occupant behavior.

In particular, generalizing some existing results, we show how a general variational approach can be solved by an analog neural network with a given architecture and conversely.

This in particular generalizes the earlier work on group algebras by Ghahramani and McClure (1992) [13] and by Ghahramani and Lau (1997) [12].

The results are new in quasi-gauge, topological and quasi-uniform spaces and, in particular, generalize the well-known theorems of Banach and Rus types in the matter of fixed points.

Fiercely atheist, his attacks on religion in general and Islam in particular have often generated polarized reactions, with some hailing his candidness and freethinking while others alleging that generalizes too much and is in essence a racist and xenophobic.

In the end, few of us are likely to generalize our particular aversions into the Unabomber's proclaimed preference for the preindustrial past.