Sentence examples for generically true from inspiring English sources
It is acknowledged however, that the results of this study could be further validated by conducting growth comparisons of other combinations of strains in order to see if this is generically true.
I suppose I liked the idea that being generically a true crime thriller on some level, and there's not really jeopardy through extraneous serial killers, and guns and knives and stuff.
This is true generically, and especially true in counter-insurgencies.
"That hasn't generically been true wasn't true in the 80s, wasn't particularly true in the 90s," Baker told me.
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They generally have blank eyes and are only generically male and female.
This was a common view concerning indefinite propositions when they are read generically, such as 'A dodo is a bird', which (arguably) can be true now without there being any dodos now, because being a bird is part of the essence of being a dodo.
We reasoned that true differential displayed bands that are important for carcinogenesis should be generically up-regulated or down-regulated in most, if not all, cervical cancer samples when compared to the adjacent normal tissues and that these bands should be reproducibly generated by the differential display analyses.
This is true not only of the dialogue, but also of Mr. Schwartz's generically impassioned songs, which have that to-the-barricades sound of the omninously underscored anthems of "Les Misrables".
"It shocked me. . . that it could be true that this drug that had been around for 95 years was not available generically," Greene said.
