Sentence examples for have generally demonstrated from inspiring English sources
Studies have generally demonstrated that the general socioeconomic status of a country is linked to ATM, while a few studies have elaborated on this in the region.
We have generally demonstrated that our interventions work (at least in the short run) but to what extent have we shown that the skills and processes we teach are in fact responsible for the success of the intervention?
Past validation studies have generally demonstrated that mean velocities agreed reasonably well with experimental measurements, but predictions of the turbulence kinetic energy, k, and its rate of dissipation, ε, have been considerably poorer.
Controlled trials have generally demonstrated the efficacy of behavioural and pharmacological cessation interventions [ 13].
These studies have generally demonstrated that anxious youths display biases and distortions in various stages of the processing of anxiety-related information.
These have generally demonstrated positive results, but are potentially subject to publication bias as the motivation to disseminate results usually is driven from a positive perspective.
We have very little experience of voluntary initiatives in this country and that which we do have generally demonstrates that they are simply not effective.
As reviewed above, prior research has generally demonstrated a close relationship between reading-related affective factors (i.e., reading attitude, reading motivation, and reading self-concept) and reading attainment.
West European politics has generally demonstrated an intensified concern with producing and re-producing a national citizenry with the skills and virtues required to sustain a well-functioning liberal democracy and social welfare state (cf. Mouritsen, 2008).
In many organisms, genomic plasticity is commonly observed, but S. Typhi has generally demonstrated few variations compared with other Salmonella spp. [ 35].
This analysis method has generally demonstrated that audiovisual duration distortions result from a change in pacemaker rate, and not from changes in switch latency (Chen & Yeh, 2009; Penton-Voak et al., 1996; Wearden et al., 1998).
