Sentence examples for generally built from inspiring English sources

Toxicogenomics studies are generally built on standard toxicology studies generating biological end point data, and as such, one goal of toxicogenomics is to detect relationships between changes in gene expression and in those biological parameters.

They are generally built using a bottom up approach that generalizes small-physics representations of processes.

The infrastructure is generally built with Chinese labor.

It has generally built to order, which takes away much of the speculative risk.

They run with short headways, at least at rush hour, and are generally built to serve commuters.

England's batting has veered between mountainous scoring, generally built on a big tally by Cook, and abject collapses.

None of these issues has anything to do with minarets, which are generally built alongside Europe's large urban mosques, where the imams are usually moderate establishment figures.

He estimates that his finished house weighs nearly five tons (the houses are generally built on skids and pulled by a four-wheel-drive pickup truck).

It's an unusual departure for Lloyd, whose productions are generally built to last: Gloriana refined itself over successive revivals without ever seeming tired.

[C8.] The Oil Industry's Storm Watch Around the world, offshore oil and gas platforms are generally built to survive a so-called 100-year storm without serious damage.

City generally built play down the left, then switched balls to Sterling, as if Shaw had been identified as United's weak link.