Sentence examples for generally reference from inspiring English sources
Primary colonic liposarcoma is rare, and only a few cases of dedifferentiated liposarcoma have been reported [3, 4]; therefore, considerations of the characteristics and treatments of primary colonic liposarcoma generally reference those for retroperitoneal tumors.
Its stories generally reference modern life, while sometimes directly representing the scenarios found in the medieval engravings.
Its stories generally reference modern life, while sometimes directly representing the scenarios found in the medieval engravings.
Questions are also not specific for any disease and more generally reference "health".
Generally, reference genes with geNorm expression stability measures below 1.0 have been regarded as suitable for normalisation in some studies [ 28, 39, 44] and are also below the geNorm default limit of M = 1.5 [ 6].
Habitat states were assigned based on the literature descriptions, which generally reference taxa as occupying a coastal benthic or an oceanic pelagic habitat (see the Methods section for details).
The most important patents are generally referenced by other inventors in the field when they file for their own patents; lesser patents garner fewer citations.
"My work generally references war and its effect on civilians so I was looking for marks that would relate to that, such as something which could look like a blood splatter or shrapnel hitting a wall," she said.
Clarification: This article originally included a Ricky Vaughn tweet that generally referenced Nazis.
When content marketing first became an industry buzzword, it generally referenced corporate blogs extolling the virtues of a company and its products.
A lot of the authors I've worked with over the years have likened the birthing of their books to having a child, but that generally references the beautiful creation part that comes with completing a manuscript and getting it out into the world.
