Sentence examples for generally representative from inspiring English sources

Last, we studied general population cohorts that were generally representative of middle-aged and older persons in Shanghai.

They may not represent the prevention possibilities more generally representative of ACSCs, which have not been widely studied.

The local pattern of abundances is generally representative.

What happens in the Atlantic isn't generally representative.

"They're generally representative of New Yorkers — zany, a little rebellious, irreverent".

The conflicting data in the literature may, therefore, not necessarily be generally representative of C. difficile sporulation.

Such portrayals, said the F.D.A., were "not generally representative of H.I.V. patients and do not adequately convey that these drugs neither cure H.I.V. infection nor reduce its transmission".

To understand the physical phenomena which cause reduction of vibration amplitudes, a system comprising two degrees of freedom, but generally representative of a real system, is studied.

Based on the selected analytes measured in mainstream smoke, the K1R4F reference cigarette was generally representative of the FFLT segment of the US cigarette market.

In other ways, the show could be said to hew too closely to Barr's vision that American modern art was generally "representative in style and subject matter".

For the present it is perhaps enough to quote the American astrophysicist James W. Truran: The local pattern of abundances is generally representative.