Sentence examples for generally registered from inspiring English sources

Within a general practice, patients are generally registered with one specific GP, but most patients are not exclusively treated by that GP.

Polling: Mr. Hatch generally registered at 1 or 2 percent in national surveys following his announcement, at no point doing better than 3 percent.

What gave Mr. Bennett's exercise its special sentimental wallop was that his inspiration was people who generally registered onstage as a shiny, anonymous throng: human scenery with flexible limbs and rhythm.

Although pharmacological treatment resulted in no observable effect on weight loss, rats treated with 12.5 mg/kg MDMA generally registered more wheel running than did those treated with saline.

Although wholesale financial services firms generally registered an overall improvement in their relations with the FSA, the consumer sector - in particular smaller companies - was finding it difficult to make the shift to principle-based regulation.

Material hardening is generally registered by the true stress strain relationship gotten through the conventional tension test.

Even in states that don't have formal preregistration laws, young people can generally register to vote if they will turn 18 by the next election.

That has been the see-saw nature of China's economic boom for much of the decade, with the country generally registering 10 percent annual growth.

While students generally register for 15 credits per term, full-time residence at the Business School is strictly defined as a minimum of 12 credits.

The switch was a controversial decision because the CPI generally registers a lower rate of inflation than the RPI, which means that benefit recipients and pensioners will likely be getting less than they would have done if nothing had changed.

Investment advisors that get paid to give advice about investing in securities must generally register with either the SEC or their state securities agency.