Sentence examples for generic status from inspiring English sources
In our cladistic framework in this study, some generic reassignment becomes necessary to maintain monophyly, especially in light of the general preference to giving sloth and sun bears distinct generic status.
Atorvastatin is the most prescribed statin and has obtained generic status.
Etymology: (C.C.L. Hirschfeldt, Austrian horticulturist, 1742--1792) Note: Generic status uncertain, possibly best included in Erucastrum or expanded Brassica.
Though the book is labeled fiction, questions about its generic status are perhaps inevitable; the subtitle of Norman Mailer's "Armies of the Night" may say it best: "History as a Novel, the Novel as History".
Normally, making Hollywoodish additions to a classic is dangerous, but here it hardly matters; Doyle's irresistible title, premise and characters have been borrowed and reinvented so often that "a lost world story" is close to achieving the generic status of "a rags to riches story".
The literature of miserable boarding school experiences has almost generic status; the genre demands its useful conventions and minimum requirements (at least one lovable and one sadistic teacher is to be characterized, and etc., and etc)., dramatizations Canin won't be bothered to create.
COOP/WONCA [ 20] is a generic health status measure, where functional status is self-reported with a time frame of the previous two weeks.
Many of the studies examining postoperative recovery [ 2- 6] use only self-report condition specific or generic health status measures.
We used a combined approach with disease-specific and generic health status measurements to assess COPD-related health status.
The RAND-SF 36 is a generic health status questionnaire that consists of 36 items on physical and social status of the patient subdivided in 8 domains.
Outcome measures were analysed based on five recommended core outcome domains; pain, work disability, back-specific function, generic health status and satisfaction with care.
