Sentence examples for generally localised from inspiring English sources

Again, these nonlinear features are generally localised, and are often associated with joints.

"They can be painful but it's generally localised pain - it doesn't usually last very long.

Clinically, plantar fibroma appears as a firm thickening or a single nodule, generally localised in the medial portion of the sole, which is occasionally painful [25, 26, 27].

The expression of CIAPIN1 by immunoreactivity with the specific MAb was generally localised in both the cytoplasm and the nucleus of colonic epithelial tissues Fig. 1[A a-e)].

In our study of 4 out of 24 large sections (18%) and 16 out of 114 TMA spots (14%), we observed a particular pattern of EGFR copy distribution in SISH, as was previously reported in some human tumours such as gliomas or lung cancer, and the amplified sequences were generally localised to DMs (Vogt et al, 2004; Gibaud et al, 2010).

Aeolian activity during the Holocene has generally been localised.

Notably members of subgroups with high proportions of pseudogenes are generally co-localised within homology units with genes from subgroups with low pseudogene proportions: for example many TRAV23, 24 and 8 pseudogenes are found with TRDV1 genes on homology units 7 10 (Additional file 9).

Generally, cortactin is localised in the cell periphery.

Pain was generally moderate, well localised, continuous or intermittent over a number of hours to days or weeks, and amplified by position or movement.

Cross-correlation of signal arrival times for each seismometer revealed that the detected events are highly localised and generally only exceed the retention threshold at a single station.

The results obtained demonstrate the potential of SWCNT/PLAGA composites for bone tissue engineering and regeneration applications as a low percentage of SWCNT did not elicit a localised or generally overt toxicity.