Sentence examples for generally governing from inspiring English sources

The Th1 and Th2 paradigm is a useful model in which to determine the direction of the immune response following infections (30), with Th1 generally governing the clearance of intracellular pathogens, while Th2 controls extracellular pathogens (although cell subsets other than Th1 and Th2 are also involved).

Another important factor is that the wealthy are more likely to live in the so-called blue states, those generally governed by Democrats, with big governments and high taxes.

Title IX generally governs gender equity in education.

Khap panchayats generally govern a cluster of villages whose dominant population is from a single gotra, or clan, but make decisions for all castes.

Three principles established by the conventions generally govern conduct during war: (1) targets should include only combatants and legitimate military and industrial complexes; (2) combatants should not use unjust methods or weapons (e.g., torture and genocide); and (3) the force used should be proportionate to the end sought.

Engel further asserts that the successful impact of any song in the first instance is generally governed by the following considerations: the tempo, the mood of the scene, the song's position in relation to the whole production, the inherent value of the song itself, and the relative importance of the character who delivers it.

All the parameters generally govern the surface and subsurface hydrological processes and stream routing.

The motion of a fully ionized plasma of electrons and ions is generally governed by the Vlasov Maxwell Landau system.