Sentence examples for generally manifested in from inspiring English sources
Neoclassicism as generally manifested in European painting by the 1790s emphasized the qualities of outline and linear design over those of colour, atmosphere, and effects of light.
Part VI explains why my critique of the Supreme Court's holdings does not presume partisan motives, arguing that what the Court did is perfectly understandable in terms of several unfortunate pathologies generally manifested in its recent jurisprudence.
The advantages of the Box Jenkins method with respect to accuracy, systemization, and error dependency are outlined in relation to this type of project, generally manifested in a time-series model.
Shortness of breath (when present) generally manifested in week 2 of illness.
Although the symptoms of preeclampsia and FGR generally manifest in the second to third trimester of pregnancy, their underlying pathology takes place in the first trimester.
As the statistician in charge of analyzing mortality data, Farr argued in an official report that hunger was responsible for many more deaths than shown in the statistics, since its effects were generally manifested indirectly in the production of diseases of various kinds.
For those who interned at media groups, galleries, and start-ups (or any other place where the suit is obsolete), exploitation generally manifested itself in the bank account death-sentence that is "For College Credit Only". Optimists over-exerted themselves for companies whose futures are as rickety as the makeshift desks that they perched at.
SCA6 is caused by a CAG expansion in the CACNA1A gene and generally manifests in the form of pure ataxia [1 3].
In addition, it is unlikely that maternal environmental effects influenced our findings as tissues were only collected from adult plants, and maternal affects generally manifest in earlier life stages (i.e. seeds and seedlings) and decrease with plant age (Roach and Wulff 1987; Lopez et al. 2003; Donohue 2009).
