Those packages are now generically most often known as MILC, or mirrorless interchangeable lens cameras, or sometimes CSC, or compact systems cameras, or my favorite, electronic viewfinder with interchangeable lens (EVIL).
A large number of these did not meet the inclusion criteria as either the measure used was unavailable or it contained items which were not generically relevant, often related to very accurate timing which is of particular importance to HIV medication but not to medication for most other conditions.
Antidepressants and PPIs were found to be less often generically substituted and more frequently substituted from generic alternative to branded, compared to ACE inhibitors and statins.
This review attempts to deemphasize the "product names," as systems are often generically and inappropriately referred to as "Harrington rods," by introducing a functional classification for current systems.
Conopeptides, often generically referred to as conotoxins, are small neurotoxins found in the venom of predatory marine cone snails.
Republicans often speak generically of "the Clinton years," while Democrats note that Mr. Gingrich's reign as speaker and the initiation of impeachment proceedings against the president engendered much of the nastiness during the 1990s.
Knowing the theme makes you notice the presence of landscape (mountains, trees, views) in many of the archival drawings on display, but these elements are often rendered generically, or from Le Corbusier's favorite "view of the airplane".
Cooking pumpkins, with names like cannonball, Cinderella, fairytale, Long Island cheese and the ubiquitous sugar (often used generically for all of these), are small with thick, deep-colored flesh that tastes richer and sweeter.
So let's think about what we often just generically call the Civil Rights Movement.
It would be disingenuous to say they know the details... but they're generically aware that Saudi Arabia often acts adverse to our interests".
