Sentence examples for generally underpinned from inspiring English sources
This is a study of real clinical practice and shows that haemodialysis routine practices in VA and infection prevention and control are generally underpinned by the best available evidence; but several guideline recommendations still need to be incorporated into routine care.
Generally underpinning the health care system are pressures to reduce costs, increase access and affordability of services, and provide greater accountability.
Such changes are often irreversible and are generally considered to be underpinned at least in part by epigenetic processes [1], [2].
But stock market fluctuations are generally guided by underpinning forces like economic outlook, earnings reports or employment rates.
We find that such episodes generally brought about significant disinflation, underpinned by weak labor markets, slowing wage growth, and, in many cases, falling oil prices.
Nominally controlled by another Shiite political organization, the Supreme Council for the Islamic Revolution in Iraq, the Badr Brigade has generally been seen as underpinning Ayatollah Sistani's authority.
Understanding the risk factors for and course of Alzheimer's disease (both lacking in the current sample) is generally considered core knowledge underpinning quality dementia care.
That would be bad news for American journalism, and it might be even worse for U.S. technology giants, whose global dominance is underpinned by a sense that American values align with the spirit of openness and free expression that has generally prevailed on the Internet.
That has underpinned the market.
What underpinned it ideologically?
