Sentence examples for generally scarcely from inspiring English sources

Specifically, Kunitz-BPTI, FMRFamide-related peptides (FARPs), WD40 proteins and whey acidic proteins (WAP) are the protein domains that dominate the oesophageal subset, which is generally scarcely diversified, with only 7 families represented by more than 2 contigs (Additional file 1: Table S8).

In addition, since the vibration modes of the wheels are generally quite damped, they scarcely contribute to the total response, in terms of dynamic overload transmitted at the road pavement.

The bilingual education which indigenous people seek is scarcely offered and generally receives only limited budgets by governments.

Generation X is generally defined as those born from 1961 to 1981, which means – I can scarcely bring myself to type these words – that the first Gen-Xers turn 50 this year.

In the words of Ahlmark (1948), "Such symptoms [of methylmercury poisoning] scarcely differ from those generally found in neurasthenics when they think that they have been exposed to toxic risks".

Australia is scarcely more generous.

I could scarcely credit that they so generally understood who he was.

That's scarcely the canonical reading of Blyton, generally upheld (by supporters and detractors alike) as the zenith of a twee Englishness.

Ray Flower: 0--21; ray generally yellow (white, pink-purple), occasionally much-reduced and scarcely exceeding phyllaries.

One can scarcely see metaphysicians, however, or indeed philosophers generally, performing this function of intellectual contact man in a satisfactory fashion.

These findings suggest that hyperglycaemia scarcely affects the aetiology of haemorrhagic stroke, which is generally recognized as the disruption of a vessel wall [ 29].