Sentence examples for generally as part of from inspiring English sources

Microwave radio also carries computer network signals, generally as part of long-distance telephone systems.

Policemen exercise those powers "over people generally" as part of their "pervasive" presence in modern society.

In his article, published in the January issue of The William and Mary Quarterly, he makes a point of emphasizing his belief that African influences did play a major role in the lives of early black Americans — although generally as part of hybrid traditions.

But what is more clear is that it's being put in place more generally as part of a larger revenue push.

Historians have viewed this deference to men more generally as part of women's efforts to reconstruct their men in the face of their defeat in the war.

Further, open source research communities could have great impact across drug discovery more generally as part of collaborations with more traditional big-pharma drug discovery programs [45].

Barrett's oesophagus is therefore generally diagnosed as part of a general investigation for reflux or dyspepsia, or incidentally during endoscopy for an alternate indication.

For area hospitals, where STI care is generally provided as part of the general outpatient, data on visits related to STIs were taken from the outpatient records that specify the diagnoses for the visits.

For area hospitals, where STI care is generally provided as part of the general outpatient, the costs for STI care were calculated based on estimates of the proportion of personnel time, goods, and services used for STI care, and the rental cost was apportioned based on the ratio of STI cases to all outpatient cases.

§ 1.91 Models or exhibits not generally admitted as part of application or patent.

Bone density generally improves as part of the natural recovery after pregnancy.