Sentence examples for generally affiliated from inspiring English sources

In Sweden, Finland and Switzerland, women's league teams are generally affiliated with men's professional clubs.

We are talking about a house style, a uniform product literary magazines (generally affiliated with writing programs) and so-called "independent presses" can buy without hesitation.

In other words, for orthologs, two sister clades would generally have the same substitution process, i.e. a given site would generally be affiliated to the same profile in two sister clades.

For highly specialized health care, Sweden has several major hospitals, which generally have affiliated medical schools.

They are generally not formally affiliated with the universities and are begun by students who want to connect with classmates months before they set foot on campus.

Scientific studies distributed by the United Nations or affiliated agencies generally paint rising seas as a threat.

The exclusion for cards, codes, or other devices that are redeemable solely for admission to events or venues at a particular location or group of affiliated locations generally applies to cards, codes, or other devices that are not redeemed for a specified monetary value, but rather solely for admission or entry to an event or venue.

Offshoots of the group generally assign themselves names affiliated with their geographic base.

G. intraradices may be affiliated more generally with nutrient enrichment as the abundance of the species also strongly increased following 8 years of N and P additions, compared to non-fertilized controls (Johnson 1993).

According to the Pew study, "Americans do not generally become more [religiously] affiliated as they move through the life cycle from young adulthood through marriage, parenting, middle age and retirement".

Chowell et al. [ 20] show that the age distribution of the population affiliated with IMSS is generally representative of the general population of Mexico, rejecting the hypothesis that the distributions are significantly different.